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Day 54 of 100 Days of AI

Michael Tefula

May 18, 2024

Today I read through how to build a classification tree. There’s a great video on this here from StatQuest. I’m glad we have software that can do the work. Going through it by hand is a hell of a task, even when you have just half a dozen rows of continuous and discrete data, per the example I was doing.

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