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Machine Learning Quick Reference

You're reading from   Machine Learning Quick Reference Quick and essential machine learning hacks for training smart data models

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788830577
Length 294 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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 Kumar Kumar
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Preface 1. Quantifying Learning Algorithms FREE CHAPTER 2. Evaluating Kernel Learning 3. Performance in Ensemble Learning 4. Training Neural Networks 5. Time Series Analysis 6. Natural Language Processing 7. Temporal and Sequential Pattern Discovery 8. Probabilistic Graphical Models 9. Selected Topics in Deep Learning 10. Causal Inference 11. Advanced Methods 12. Other Books You May Enjoy

Random forest algorithm

The random forest algorithm works with the bagging technique. The number of trees are planted and grown in the following manner:

  • There are N observations in the training set. Samples out of N observations are taken at random and with replacement. These samples will act as a training set for different trees.
  • If there are M input features (variables), m features are drawn as a subset out of M and of course m < M. What this does is select m features at random at each node of the tree.
  • Every tree is grown to the largest extent possible.

  • Prediction takes place based on the aggregation of the results coming out of all the trees. In the case of classification, the method of aggregation is voting, whereas it is an average of all the results in the case of regression:

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