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Description: Tree-Based Methods are a family of algorithms that use tree structures for data analysis and modeling. These methods are particularly valued for their ability to handle both categorical and numerical data, making them versatile in various applications. The tree structure allows for a hierarchical representation of decisions, where each internal node represents a test […]