Hi Chintan

What exactly are you referring to when you mean 'Big Data Research in Decision 
Tree'.


Scikit learn has a very easy to use interface for applying Random Forest on 
datasets, and is ideal for that. It also supports certain improved RFs like 
boosted, extreme etc.


Are you looking to do some fundamental research/improvement on Random Forest 
itself? Like some new method of Bagging/ Boosting etc ? Then I do not think 
Scikit Learn would be a right place to look at. However probably one can 
explore  if you have some existing code, which you want to add to Scikit.


PS. Try not to use Big Data too often, the buzzword gets misused a lot. Lets 
just call it Machine Learning


Thanks


Chirag Nagpal



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From: Chintan Bhatt <bhattchinta...@gmail.com>
Sent: 12 February 2016 12:30
To: scikit-learn-general@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Scikit-learn-general] Regarding Decision Tree in Scikit-Learn

Hi,
Is anyone working on big data research in Decision Tree using scikit-learn?

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