A random forest is an ensemble of decision trees trained on bootstrap samples with feature randomness, typically aggregated by voting or averaging.
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A random forest is an ensemble of decision trees trained on bootstrap samples with feature randomness, typically aggregated by voting or averaging.
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Many slightly different trees vote together so the overall prediction is more stable.
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