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M5 Prime?
daviddonohue
Member Posts: 8 Contributor II
Ingo and friends,
I am quite fond of the Weka M5P learner. I find it to be fast and highly flexible. Specifically, none or very few of the RapidMiner learners can handle numeric or nominal attributes with a numeric label.
Am I missing something in the standard RapidMiner learners?
Any plans to implement a RapidMiner version of M5P?
Thanks,
David
I am quite fond of the Weka M5P learner. I find it to be fast and highly flexible. Specifically, none or very few of the RapidMiner learners can handle numeric or nominal attributes with a numeric label.
Am I missing something in the standard RapidMiner learners?
Any plans to implement a RapidMiner version of M5P?
Thanks,
David
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Answers
you are right, natively only the NeuralNet and NearestNeighbors support numerical predictions for nominal attributes. We will therefore add a M5P implementation to our todo list. Of course we also highly appreciate any contribution if someone is interested in implementing this learner.
We actually had a regression tree some time ago in our developer version but it turned out to perform less good on a large set of test sets and so we decided to stick to appropriate preprocessing operators (for example turning the nominal attributes into numerical ones) and apply superior learning schemes.
Cheers,
Ingo
David