Decision Tree Regression (ML_R_5)
This function splits the data into smaller subsets while at the same time an associated decision rule is used to predict the target variable, built in the form of a tree structure.
The final prediction is made by traversing the tree from the root to a leaf node, where the value of the target variable is stored. It is simple to understand and interpret, but can be prone to overfitting, particularly when the tree is deep and the data is noisy.
It is most suitable for continuous target variables and it's popularly used in many applications.
Sample Request
Build a multiple linear regression model named, "SimpleModel"
Building a Decision Tree Regression model
Decision Tree Regression
POST
https://autogon.ai/api/v1/engine/start
Request Body
Name | Type | Description |
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project_id* | int | The |
block_id* | int | The |
function_code* | string | The function code for current block |
parent_id* | int | The |
args | object | Block arguments |
model_name | String | Name of the model to be used for prediction. |
random_state | int | Controls the randomness of the estimator (defaults to 0). |
Sample Request
Make predictions with the pre-built model passing an optional test data.
Predicting with Decision Tree Regression
Decision Tree Regression Predict
POST
https://autogon.ai/api/v1/engine/start
Request Body
Name | Type | Description |
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model_name* | String | Name of previously trained model to be used for prediction |
test_data | String | Input data for prediction. Defaults to |
project_id | int | ID of the current project |
block_id | int | ID of the current block |
parent_id | int | ID of the previous block |
function_code | String | Function code for the current block |
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