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RandomForest:: (6 methods):
__construct()
setFeatureSubsetRatio()
setClassifer()
getFeatureImportances()
setColumnNames()
initSingleClassifier()
Class: RandomForest - X-Ref
__construct(int $numClassifier = 50) X-Ref |
Initializes RandomForest with the given number of trees. More trees may increase the prediction performance while it will also substantially increase the processing time and the required memory |
setFeatureSubsetRatio($ratio) X-Ref |
This method is used to determine how many of the original columns (features) will be used to construct subsets to train base classifiers.<br> Allowed values: 'sqrt', 'log' or any float number between 0.1 and 1.0 <br> Default value for the ratio is 'log' which results in log(numFeatures, 2) + 1 features to be taken into consideration while selecting subspace of features param: mixed $ratio |
setClassifer(string $classifier, array $classifierOptions = []) X-Ref |
RandomForest algorithm is usable *only* with DecisionTree return: $this |
getFeatureImportances() X-Ref |
This will return an array including an importance value for each column in the given dataset. Importance values for a column is the average importance of that column in all trees in the forest |
setColumnNames(array $names) X-Ref |
A string array to represent the columns is given. They are useful when trying to print some information about the trees such as feature importances return: $this |
initSingleClassifier(Classifier $classifier) X-Ref |
return: DecisionTree |