Closed asram6 closed 7 years ago
Yes, I also have a different result. I mean, I have the same result as the above comment
tree.print_tree()
([], {1: 5, 2: 5}, <Invalid Chaid Split>)
Hi, let me review the README and get back to you. thanks!
Okay, so between v3.0.0 -> v.4.0.0 we changed the default for min_child_node_size
. It was set at 0, but then we made it in line with min_parent_node_size
, and thus changed it to 30.
I've updated the README, thanks!
Will have a think about a way to write up the different classes of the Tree, so they can be better understood. May have a look this weekend.
Hi,
I am running the example for creating a CHAID tree in the README. When I get to the line tree.print_tree(), I get: ([], {1: 5, 2: 5},).
This is different from the result in the README, so I was confused why this is happening.
Also, could you give an overview of what the attributes are in the Tree object so I can better understand the output?
Thanks!