

Classification and Regression Trees
1st Edition
Book • 1984
This book presents the methodology for constructing tree-structured rules for classification and regression, which was computationally intensive and unthinkable before computers.
It covers both practical applications as a data analysis tool and theoretical foundations, including proofs of fundamental properties, splitting rules, pruning techniques, and real-world examples like medical diagnosis and mass spectra classification.
It covers both practical applications as a data analysis tool and theoretical foundations, including proofs of fundamental properties, splitting rules, pruning techniques, and real-world examples like medical diagnosis and mass spectra classification.
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as part of the mid-1980s watershed of methods including decision trees and neural networks.

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