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rpart in R uses CompoundPredicates by default, we should support it. This can be implemented by chaining a few nodes back to back. Examples:
rpart
booleanType: and
and
[A < 1 and B > 2] [A < 1] └─N⟶ 2 becomes └─N⟶ 1 └─Y⟶ 5 └─Y⟶ [B > 2] └─N⟶ 1 └─Y⟶ 5
(and it seems booleanType surrogate is also treated as and, except nan-checks, which we do not yet support)
surrogate
booleanType: or
or
[A < 1 or B > 2] [A < 1] └─Y⟶ 5 becomes └─Y⟶ 4 └─N⟶ 2 └─N⟶ [B > 2] └─Y⟶ 1 └─N⟶ 2
booleanType: xor
xor
[A < 1 xor B > 2] [A < 1] └─Y⟶ 5 becomes └─Y⟶ [B > 2] └─N⟶ 2 └─Y⟶ 1 └─N⟶ 3 └─N⟶ [B > 2] └─Y⟶ 2 └─N⟶ 1
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rpart
in R uses CompoundPredicates by default, we should support it. This can be implemented by chaining a few nodes back to back. Examples:booleanType:
and
(and it seems booleanType
surrogate
is also treated asand
, except nan-checks, which we do not yet support)booleanType:
or
booleanType:
xor
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: