Including results for Random forest using tree selection method to classify imbalanced data.
The random forest model is built on decision trees, and decision trees are sensitive to class imbalance. Each tree is built on a "bag", and each bag is a uniform random sample from the data (with replacement). Therefore each tree will be biased in the same direction and magnitude (on average) by class imbalance.
Oct 27, 2016
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