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DATA MINING
Desktop Survival Guide by Graham Williams |
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Summary |
| Usage: | Classification tasks, regression and other modelling. |
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| Input: | Training data consisting of entities expressed as attribute-value pairs, with a class associated with each observation. |
| Output: | An ensemble of models which are to be deployed together with their decisions being combined to give a joint decision. |
| Complexity: | Depends on complexity of the weak learner employed, but generally the weak learner is quite simple (e.g., OneR or Decision Stumps) hence scalability is generally good. |
| Availability: | Freely available in Weka (See Chapter 53) and in R (See Chapter 50). Commercial data mining toolkits implementing AdaBoost include TreeNet (See Chapter 61), Statistica (See Chapter 60), and Virtual Predict (See Chapter 62). |