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Modeling and Multivariate Methods - SAS

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326 Recursively Partitioning Data Chapter 13<br />

Partition Method<br />

Show Split Bar shows or hides the colored bars showing the split proportions in each leaf. This is for<br />

categorical responses only.<br />

Show Split Stats shows or hides the split statistics. See “Statistical Details” on page 348 for more<br />

information on the categorical split statistic G 2 .<br />

Show Split Prob shows or hides the Rate <strong>and</strong> Prob statistics. This is for categorical responses only.<br />

JMP automatically shows the Rate <strong>and</strong> Prob statistics when you select Show Split Count. See<br />

“Statistical Details” on page 348 for more information on Rate <strong>and</strong> Prob.<br />

Show Split Count shows or hides each frequency level for all nodes in the tree. This is for categorical<br />

responses only.<br />

When you select this option, JMP automatically selects Show Split Prob. And when you deselect Show<br />

Split Prob, the counts do not appear.<br />

Show Split C<strong>and</strong>idates shows or hides the C<strong>and</strong>idates report.<br />

Sort Split C<strong>and</strong>idates sorts the c<strong>and</strong>idates report by the statistic or the log(worth), whichever is<br />

appropriate. This option can be turned on <strong>and</strong> off. When off, it doesn’t change any reports, but new<br />

c<strong>and</strong>idate reports are sorted in the order the X terms are specified, rather than by a statistic.<br />

Split Best<br />

splits the tree at the optimal split point. This is the same action as the Split button.<br />

Prune Worst removes the terminal split that has the least discrimination ability. This is equivalent to<br />

hitting the Prune Button.<br />

Minimum Size Split presents a dialog box where you enter a number or a fractional portion of the total<br />

sample size which becomes the minimum size split allowed. The default is 5. To specify a fraction of the<br />

sample size, enter a value less than 1. To specify an actual number, enter a value greater than or equal to<br />

1.<br />

Lock Columns reveals a check box table to allow you to interactively lock columns so that they are not<br />

considered for splitting. You can toggle the display without affecting the individual locks.<br />

Plot Actual by Predicted<br />

responses only.<br />

produces a plot of actual values by predicted values. This is for continuous<br />

Small Tree View<br />

displays a smaller version of the partition tree to the right of the scatterplot.<br />

Tree 3D Shows or hides a 3D plot of the tree structure. To access this option, hold down the Shift key <strong>and</strong><br />

click the red-triangle menu.<br />

Leaf Report<br />

gives the mean <strong>and</strong> count or rates for the bottom-level leaves of the report.<br />

Column Contributions brings up a report showing how each input column contributed to the fit,<br />

including how many times it was split <strong>and</strong> the total G 2 or Sum of Squares attributed to that column.<br />

Split History shows a plot of R 2 vs. the number of splits. If you use validation, separate curves are drawn<br />

for training <strong>and</strong> validation R 2 .

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