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Description | Random Forest Regression is an ensemble learning method that combines multiple decision trees to create a powerful predictive model for continuous target variables. It utilizes random feature selection to improve accuracy. | ||
Why to use | When you want to predict a value depending on single or multiple independent variables. | ||
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Prerequisites | If the data contains any missing values, use Missing Value Imputation before proceeding with Random Forest Regression. | ||
Input | Any continuous large dataset | Output |
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