Decision Trees use metrics like Entropy and Gini Impurity to make split decisions. Entropy measures the disorder or randomness in a dataset, while Gini Impurity quantifies the probability of misclassifying a randomly chosen element. Information Gain, derived from these metrics, guides the tree in selecting the most informative features for optimal data splits, contributing to effective decision-making in classification tasks.
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⌚Time Stamps⌚
00:00 - Intro
00:14 - Example 1
03:00 - Where is the Tree?
04:00 - Example 2
06:09 - What if we have numerical data?
07:57 - Geometric Intuition
10:50 - Pseudo Code
11:54 - Conclusion
14:00 - Terminology
14:53 - Unanswered Questions
16:16 - Advantages and Disadvantages
18:04 - CART
18:45 - Game Example
21:45 - How do decision trees work? / Entropy
22:15 - What is Entropy
25:40 - How to calculate Entropy
29:40 - Observations
31:35 - Entropy vs Probability
36:20 - Information Gain
41:40 - Gini Impurity
50:30 - Handling Numerical Data