2020
DOI: 10.1007/s13157-020-01332-2
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Prediction of the Abundance of Artemia parthenogenetica in a Hypersaline Wetland Using Decision Tree Model

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“…Second, the linear and nonlinear problem of training data set. The given training data set may be linearly indivisible at the beginning, but since the decision tree has been sorted out in the early stage, the division of nodes can be approximately regarded as a linear relationship for the data processing of decision tree on nodes [10].…”
Section: Explore the Effect Of Optimal Allocation Model Of Human Reso...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Second, the linear and nonlinear problem of training data set. The given training data set may be linearly indivisible at the beginning, but since the decision tree has been sorted out in the early stage, the division of nodes can be approximately regarded as a linear relationship for the data processing of decision tree on nodes [10].…”
Section: Explore the Effect Of Optimal Allocation Model Of Human Reso...mentioning
confidence: 99%