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Decision Trees from large Databases: SLIQ

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Regression <strong>Trees</strong><br />

• Input: L = x 1 , y 1 , … , x n , y n , continuous y.<br />

• Desired result: f: X → Y<br />

• Algorithm CART<br />

It was developed simultaneously & independently<br />

<strong>from</strong> C4.5.<br />

Terminal nodes incorporate continuous values.<br />

Algorithm like C4.5. For classification, there are<br />

slightly different criteria (Gini instead of IG), but<br />

otherwise little difference.<br />

Information Gain (& Gini) only work for classification.<br />

Question: What is a split criterion for Regression?<br />

• Original reference:<br />

L. Breiman et. al.: ”Classification and Regression <strong>Trees</strong>”. 1984<br />

Sawade/Landwehr/Prasse/Scheffer, Maschinelles Lernen<br />

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