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How to build a decision tree model in IBM Db2

IBM Journey to AI blog

Building ML infrastructure and integrating ML models with the larger business are major bottlenecks to AI adoption [1,2,3]. IBM Db2 can help solve these problems with its built-in ML infrastructure. In this post, I will show how to develop, deploy, and use a decision tree model in a Db2 database.

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Genomics England uses Amazon SageMaker to predict cancer subtypes and patient survival from multi-modal data

AWS Machine Learning Blog

As part of its goal to help people live longer, healthier lives, Genomics England is interested in facilitating more accurate identification of cancer subtypes and severity, using machine learning (ML). We provide insights on interpretability, robustness, and best practices of architecting complex ML workflows on AWS with Amazon SageMaker.

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Top 4 Recommendations for Building Amazing Training Datasets

Mlearning.ai

Decision Trees and Random Forests are scale-invariant. 2019) Data Science with Python. 2019) Applied Supervised Learning with Python. 2019) Python Machine Learning. Feature scaling ensures that each feature has an effect on a model’s prediction. References: Chopra, R., England, A. and Alaudeen, M. Packt Publishing.

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Explainability in AI and Machine Learning Systems: An Overview

Heartbeat

The " Decision Tree " is a popular example of the rule-based model that offers interpretable insights into how the model arrives at its decisions. Decision trees can be trained and visualized in rule-based explanations to reveal the underlying decision logic. & Watcher, S. Blog Mahmood, A.

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Explainable AI and ChatGPT Detection

Mlearning.ai

There are plenty of techniques to help reduce overfitting in ML models. One such model could be Neural Prototype Trees [11], a model architecture that makes a decision tree off of “prototypes,” or interpretable representations of patterns in data. Attention is not not Explanation (2019). Weigreffe, Y. Serrano, N.

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