Building a random forest model
In spite of the fact that a forest can contain hundreds of trees, growing a decision tree forest is perhaps even easier than creating a single highly-tuned tree.
Using the randomForest package, build a random forest and see how it compares to the single trees you built previously.
Keep in mind that due to the random nature of the forest, the results may vary slightly each time you create the forest.
Bu egzersiz
Supervised Learning in R: Classification
kursunun bir parçasıdırEgzersiz talimatları
- Load the
randomForestpackage. - Build a random forest model using all of the loan application variables. The
randomForestfunction also uses the formula interface. - Compute the accuracy of the random forest model to compare to the original tree's accuracy of 57.6% using
predict()andmean().
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Bu örnek kodu tamamlayarak bu egzersizi bitirin.
# Load the randomForest package
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# Build a random forest model
loan_model <- ___(___, data = ___)
# Compute the accuracy of the random forest
loans_test$pred <- ___
mean(___)