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tfdf.py_tree.node.AbstractNode
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A decision tree node.
Methods
pretty
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@abc.abstractmethod
pretty(
prefix: str, is_pos: Optional[bool], depth: int, max_depth: Optional[int]
) -> str
Returns a recursive readable textual representation of a node.
| Args |
|---|
prefix
|
Prefix printed on the left side. Used to print the surrounding
edges.
|
is_pos
|
True/False if the node is a positive/negative child. None if the
node is a root.
|
depth
|
Depth of the node in the tree. There is no assuption of on the
depth of a root.
|
max_depth
|
Maximum depth for representation. Deeper nodes are skipped.
|
| Returns |
|---|
|
A pretty-string representing the node and its children.
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scan_structure
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scan_structure(
conditions: tfdf.py_tree.node.ScanStructureAccumulator
)
Extracts the condition values and default evaluations.
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Last updated 2024-04-26 UTC.
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