Greetings!
When pickling a random forest fit, the storage requirements seem
disproportionately large.It seems that that the space usage is dominated by the
indices_ property on the DecisionTreeRegressor's in the estimators_.For what
are these needed?It seems that one can do predictions after deleting them, and
save a lot of space.Sample code and output below.
Thanks!-Mike
-----Sample Code-----#!/usr/bin/env python
#c.f.
http://scikit-learn-general.narkive.com/yJjAn9P2/pickled-random-forest-file-size-by-design
import sklearn.ensemble, pickle
N=500000toPredict = [[i % 6, i % 7, i % 8] for i in range(1000)]
clf = sklearn.ensemble.RandomForestClassifier(n_estimators=128)clf.fit(X = [[i
% 6, i % 7, i % 8] for i in range(N)], y=[i % 5 > 0 for i in
range(N)])
size1 = len(pickle.dumps(clf))print("size1 = " + str(size1))
predict1 = clf.predict(toPredict)
for x in clf.estimators_: del x.indices_
size2 = len(pickle.dumps(clf))print("size2 = " + str(size2))
predict2 = clf.predict(toPredict)
tot = (predict1 != predict2).sum()print("error = " + str(tot))
-----sample output------size1 = 67145826size2 = 3137874error = 0
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