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A snippet on how to use the custom RandomForest class
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| # Data wrangling | |
| import pandas as pd | |
| # Accuracy metrics | |
| from sklearn.metrics import precision_score, recall_score | |
| # Reading data for classification | |
| d = pd.read_csv("data/random_forest/telecom_churn.csv") | |
| # Setting the features used | |
| features = [ | |
| 'AccountWeeks', | |
| 'DataUsage', | |
| 'DayMins', | |
| 'DayCalls', | |
| 'MonthlyCharge', | |
| 'OverageFee', | |
| 'RoamMins' | |
| ] | |
| # Initiating the random forest object | |
| rf = RandomForestClassifier( | |
| Y=d['Churn'], | |
| X=d[features], | |
| min_samples_split=5, | |
| max_depth=4, | |
| n_trees=10, | |
| X_features_fraction=0.5 | |
| ) | |
| # Growing the random forest | |
| rf.grow_random_forest() | |
| # Printing out the trees | |
| rf.print_trees() | |
| # Making predictions | |
| yhat = rf.predict(d[features]) | |
| d['yhat'] = yhat | |
| # Measurring accuracy | |
| print(f"The training precision: {precision_score(d['Churn'], d['yhat'])}") | |
| print(f"The training recall: {recall_score(d['Churn'], d['yhat'])}") |
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