Fit a random forest with custom tuning
Now that you've explored the default tuning grids provided by the train() function, let's customize your models a bit more.
You can provide any number of values for mtry, from 2 up to the number of columns in the dataset. In practice, there are diminishing returns for much larger values of mtry, so you will use a custom tuning grid that explores 2 simple models (mtry = 2 and mtry = 3) as well as one more complicated model (mtry = 7).
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Machine Learning with caret in R
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通过完成这段示例代码来试试这个练习。
# Define the tuning grid: tuneGrid
tuneGrid <- data.frame(
.mtry = ___,
.splitrule = "___",
.min.node.size = ___
)