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Decision trees

Like expert system but on steroids.

One of the basic machine-learning algorithms. Each tree "knows" a limited number of classes.

For each element, the tree "asks" some questions and chooses the class most similar to the element.

https://www.analyticsvidhya.com/blog/2016/04/complete-tutorial-tree-based-modeling-scratch-in-python/

An automatic data analysis method.

Dates back to Hoveland and Hunt.

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decision tree

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A model represented as a sequence of branching statements. For example, the following over-simplified decision tree branches a few times to predict the price of a house (in thousands of USD). According to this decision tree, a house larger than 160 square meters, having more than three bedrooms, and built less than 10 years ago would have a predicted price of 510 thousand USD.

A tree three-levels deep whose branches predict house prices.

A graphic representation of a decision tree

Machine learning can generate deep decision trees.

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