Random Forest is an ensemble learning technique used for solving supervised learning tasks, such as classification and regression. An advantageous feature of Random Forest is that it can overcome the overfitting problem across its training dataset. A forest in Random Forest usually consists of hundreds of thousands of trees. These trees are actually trained on different parts of the same training set.
More technically, an individual tree that grows very deep tends to learn from highly unpredictable patterns. This creates overfitting problems on the training sets. Moreover, low biases make the classifier a low performer even if your dataset quality is good in terms of the features presented. ...
