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Decision Tree

Machine Learning· Intermediate

Definition

A supervised learning algorithm that makes predictions by learning a hierarchy of if-then decision rules from training data, represented as a tree structure. Each internal node tests a feature, each branch represents an outcome, and each leaf node provides a prediction. Highly interpretable compared to neural networks.

Enterprise Context

Widely used in credit scoring, fraud detection, and risk assessment where model interpretability is required for regulatory compliance.

Tags

#supervised#interpretable#classification
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