How do decision trees and random forests differ in classification models?
Classification models are a type of supervised learning that predict the category or label of an input based on a set of features. Decision trees and random forests are two popular and powerful methods for building classification models in business intelligence (BI). But how do they differ and when should you use them? In this article, we will compare and contrast decision trees and random forests in terms of their structure, performance, advantages, and disadvantages.
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