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Hi All,
is it possible to create a multi output random forest regression using a visual analysis ? AFAIK you only can select one feature at a time to be predicted.
I don't know if subpopulation analysis is the way to go here or it must be done via code recipe.
Thanks
I will reformulate the question ๐.
Having a dataset with the following shape:
- Training X_train : (33873, 17) y y_train :(33873, 15) - Validation_1 X_test : (14517, 17) y y_test : (14517, 15) - Validation_2 X_test2 : (145973, 17) y y_test2 : (145973, 15)
So, let's going to predict 15 values using random forest regressor. is it possible to do that using visual analysis ?
Thanks
Hello,
You are correct, it is not possible to build a multi output model using a visual analysis. You can however create a custom model.
To do this in DSS:
https://academy.dataiku.com/custom-models-in-visual-ml
Documentation:
https://doc.dataiku.com/dss/latest/machine-learning/algorithms/in-memory-python.html#custom-models
Multi Output RF Model (may be helpful?):