This paper introduces the concept of the conditional impurity in the framework of tree-based models in order to deal with the analysis of three-way data, where a response variable and a set of predictors are measured on a sample of objects in different occasions. The conditional impurity in the definition of splitting criterion is defined as a classical impurity measure weighted by a predictability index
Abstract—We consider the problem of construction of decision trees in cases when data is non-categor...
An application of nonparametric predictive inference for multinomial data (NPI) to classification ta...
The reliability of induced classification trees is most often evaluated by means of the error rate. ...
This paper introduces the concept of the conditional impurity in the framework of tree-based models...
We introduce new criteria to obtain classification trees for ordinal response variables, by extendin...
Constructing a classification tree is sometimes complicated due to outliers occur in the data. Elimi...
Part 5: Machine Learning - Regression - ClassificationInternational audienceIn the process of constr...
Classification trees are a popular tool in applied statistics because their heuristic search approac...
Virtually all surveys encounter some level of item nonresponse. To address this potential source of ...
The framework of this paper is supervised learning using classification trees. Two types of variable...
The framework of this work is the statistical learning theory of Vapnik, i.e. learn from the experie...
This paper provides a supervised classification tree-based methodology to deal with Multivalued dat...
To find the optimal branching of a nominal attribute at a node in an L-ary decision tree, one is of...
Crisp classification trees have been used to model many situations such as disease classification. W...
Variable selection is one of the main problems faced by data mining and machine learning techniques....
Abstract—We consider the problem of construction of decision trees in cases when data is non-categor...
An application of nonparametric predictive inference for multinomial data (NPI) to classification ta...
The reliability of induced classification trees is most often evaluated by means of the error rate. ...
This paper introduces the concept of the conditional impurity in the framework of tree-based models...
We introduce new criteria to obtain classification trees for ordinal response variables, by extendin...
Constructing a classification tree is sometimes complicated due to outliers occur in the data. Elimi...
Part 5: Machine Learning - Regression - ClassificationInternational audienceIn the process of constr...
Classification trees are a popular tool in applied statistics because their heuristic search approac...
Virtually all surveys encounter some level of item nonresponse. To address this potential source of ...
The framework of this paper is supervised learning using classification trees. Two types of variable...
The framework of this work is the statistical learning theory of Vapnik, i.e. learn from the experie...
This paper provides a supervised classification tree-based methodology to deal with Multivalued dat...
To find the optimal branching of a nominal attribute at a node in an L-ary decision tree, one is of...
Crisp classification trees have been used to model many situations such as disease classification. W...
Variable selection is one of the main problems faced by data mining and machine learning techniques....
Abstract—We consider the problem of construction of decision trees in cases when data is non-categor...
An application of nonparametric predictive inference for multinomial data (NPI) to classification ta...
The reliability of induced classification trees is most often evaluated by means of the error rate. ...