July 2018
Beginner
162 pages
3h 25m
English
We should consider using a random forest when there is a sufficient number of attributes to make trees and the accuracy is paramount. When there are fewer trees, the interpretability is difficult compared to a single decision tree. You should avoid using random forests if interpretability is important because if there are too many trees, the models are quite large and can take a lot of memory during training and prediction. Hence, resource-limited environments may not be able to use random forests. The next section will explain the prediction of bird species using random forests.
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