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view of the tree editor which contains the view of the tree, the splitting
center, the pruning sequence and a small view of the tree that allows
the user to easily explore the tree. |
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colors give the distribution of the class within a node in the tree. It
easily indicates the classification of the nodes, in this case the whiter
the node the more similar it is to the class you want to predict. |
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course, it is possible to extract more detailed information of the tree.
This can be done by analyzing the lift and gain charts which show information
of every terminal node. |
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The
model information is set on the model window. There you can set the training
and testing files, the algorithm, the misclassification cost and many
other parameters. |
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have full control over the way to split a node. You can select the variable
and the value to split and even the splitting algorithm or either you
can let the node grow automatically. |
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train and test data are scored by the tree. A given example is classified
according to its score. The model will classify an example according
the class that scores higher on him. |
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the splitting center it is possible to select the variable to split, and
the value of the cut-off. Also it is possible to see the goodness of split
for every possible value the modeler would chose and the class distribution
of the train and test examples for the given node (selected in blue). |
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The
misclassification matrix or the confusion matrix gives aggregate information
about how the model predicts versus the real data (for training and for
testing data). This gives a very understandable indicator of how the model
performs. |
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