Machine Learning: Decision Trees
Decision Trees •One kind of classifier (supervised learning) •Outline: –The tree –Algorithm –Mutual information of questions –Overfitting and Pruning –Extensions: real-valued features, tree rules, pro/con . A Decision Tree • A decision tree has 2 kinds of nodes 1. Each leaf node has a class label, determined by
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