Dear James,

that's a wonderful piece of work!


>
> I have attached the script (in .py and .pynb formats – it really is
> nice working interactively in the iPython notebook!).  I have also
> attached the modified form of the decision tree data that was used.
> I hope these attachments come through ok, but I can’t quite remember
> the rules for this…
Attachments came through, and the iPython way is amazing!

>
> Not sure where to go next from here…  It would be nice to have the
> model in PMML format – but my head started to hurt when trying to
> figure this out!

Well, maybe I don't get the point, when one trains a new decision tree
(using scikit-learn), this model can be stored as pkl file.

> Does this help others out with washing functionality, etc?
Absolutely!

> Is this model too limited in just dealing with monoprotics?
I would say "No".

> Where next (other than testing with a full test set)?
Any plans to move your script to the contrib/ folder?


Cheers,
Paul

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