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The document summarizes key concepts related to decision trees for classification and regression problems. It defines common terminology like entropy, information gain, and gini impurity used in decision trees for classification. It also discusses the process of how decision trees handle classification and regression problems. The advantages of decision trees are provided as being simple to understand, needing little data preprocessing, and able to handle both regression and classification. Overfitting and instability when new data is added are identified as disadvantages that can be addressed through techniques like tree pruning and using random forests.
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- 1. INSTRUCTOR NAME: MD. SHOHEL ARMAN DECISION TREE
- 8. What are the terminologies used in Decision Tree in the case of classification?
- 9. The only difference is that entropy lies between 0 to 1 and gini impurity lies between 0 to 0.5. Graph displacing Gini Impurity and Entropy
- 11. What happens in the Decision Tree in case of classification problems?
- 12. What are the terminologies used in Decision Tree in case of regression?
- 13. What happens in the Decision Tree in case of regression problems? •The Decision Tree tries to identify a cluster of points to draw a decision boundary. •The decision tree considers every point and draws a boundary by calculating the error of the point. •This process goes on for every point then from all the errors the lowest error point is considered to draw the boundary. •This process is very expensive in terms of computational time. So, the Decision Tree opts for the greedy approach in which nodes are divided into two parts in a given condition.
- 14. The Advantages of Decision Tree •The decision tree is one of the simplest algorithms to understand and interpret. Also, we can visualize the tree. •The decision tree needs fewer data preprocessing times as compared to other algorithms. •The cost of using a decision tree is logarithmic •It can be used for both regression and classification problems. •It is able to handle multi-output problems.
- 15. The Disadvantages of Decision Tree •The main disadvantage of the Decision Tree is the problem of Overfitting. •The Decision Tree can be unstable by introducing new data points resulting in a completely new tree generated. •Predictions of decision trees are neither smooth nor continuous, but piecewise constant approximations as seen in the above figure. Therefore, they are not good at extrapolation.
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