[melbourne-pug] Python 3 library with decision trees

[Ed Schofield]

Hi Bianca,

That sounds like a good project! As Tennessee says, try scikit-learn; it supports Python 3 as of version 0.14.

You may have to build it from source though. It would be great if you could put together a conda package or Debian package for it... :) 

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On Monday, 9 December 2013 at 10:54 am, Bianca Gibson wrote:

> Hi everyone,
> I'm looking for a python 3 library that implements decision trees. I know how to implement them myself and have done so before, but I'll look for a library first. 
> 
> It's for a migraine trigger analysis tool. I'm thinking decision trees largely because non technical and often unwell users need to be able to reason with the findings off line, and decision trees are easy to follow. 
> 
> My records will have varying entries. They may be making entries about eating chocolate, find it's not a trigger, then stop doing so. It would be good to have a confidence rating on the leaves.
> 
> Cheers,
> Bianca
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