Visualization system and method based on interpretable random forest
A random forest and forest technology, applied in the field of visualization system based on interpretable random forest, can solve the problems of poor interpretability of random forest model, inability to display and analyze random forest model, etc.
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[0069] Such as Figure 5 Shown is the system interface based on the survival information data of Titanic personnel, Figure 5 Several samples of passengers who were originally alive but were misclassified as dead were found in the individual analysis and prediction heat map of the individual learner in , which shows the data analysis results of a certain passenger. This passenger is in each individual learner The prediction results of are all red, which means that his result in each learner is death, so his final prediction result is also death. However, his true condition is that he survived. Next, we look at the distribution of the sample in the scatterplot.
[0070] The misclassified samples are distributed in Figure 5 In the dimensionality reduction scatter diagram of , most of the samples in this range are red, that is, dead, and only a few samples are blue, that is, alive. The similarity of the samples in the dimensionality reduction scatter plot means that they are...
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[0075] Such as Image 6 Shown is the system interface based on breast cancer number data, which is used to further describe the present invention in detail.
[0076] The data set used in this use case is the breast cancer data collected by Dr. W.H. Wolberg. His statistical data is to study and analyze under what circumstances a patient's breast mass is benign. There are currently many machine learning methods that can help analyze and learn from this data set, and can achieve high prediction accuracy, and random forest is one of them. Learning this data set with a random forest model can achieve very good performance. However, the model's decision-making workflow is agnostic to us. For the medical field, unknowable things mean a lot of risks. Even if the accuracy of the model is high, they will not take the risk of using this prediction result. Therefore, the interpretability of the model is very important. Next, we analyze the interpretable random forest model based on br...
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