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seanschubert
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Has anyone implemented the CART random forests using JMP?

Created: Aug 18, 2010 09:56 PM  |  Last Modified: Feb 14, 2018 08:16 AM (10482 views)

Has anyone implemented the CART random forests using JMP?

It seems like it would need some serious scripting to get it to work.

- Sean

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Re: random forests

Feb 14, 2018 08:15 AM (11447 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from 08-19-2010

As stated above, 

 

 

For JMP 9, in addition to the regular decision tree, the Partition platform will include random forests and gradient boosting. JMP calls them Bootstrap Forests and Boosted Trees, respectively. These features will only be available in the new JMP Pro edition. The Partition platform will include several other new features as well. JMP 9 is being released in October.

For JMP 8 and earlier, the Partition platform produces standard decision trees only. And you are right, it would take some serious programming to implement random forests through scripting.

Duane Hayes

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Re: random forests

Aug 19, 2010 10:03 AM (10246 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from seanschubert 08-18-2010
For JMP 9, in addition to the regular decision tree, the Partition platform will include random forests and gradient boosting. JMP calls them Bootstrap Forests and Boosted Trees, respectively. These features will only be available in the new JMP Pro edition. The Partition platform will include several other new features as well. JMP 9 is being released in October.

For JMP 8 and earlier, the Partition platform produces standard decision trees only. And you are right, it would take some serious programming to implement random forests through scripting.
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Duane_Hayes
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Re: random forests

Feb 14, 2018 08:15 AM (11448 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from 08-19-2010

As stated above, 

 

 

For JMP 9, in addition to the regular decision tree, the Partition platform will include random forests and gradient boosting. JMP calls them Bootstrap Forests and Boosted Trees, respectively. These features will only be available in the new JMP Pro edition. The Partition platform will include several other new features as well. JMP 9 is being released in October.

For JMP 8 and earlier, the Partition platform produces standard decision trees only. And you are right, it would take some serious programming to implement random forests through scripting.

Duane Hayes
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