"W-M5P, errors in results"
Armen
New Altair Community Member
I am going on evaluating RapidMiner v5.0... 
Today I was trying to work on a weka node: M5P.
I am trying to create a model tree for each loop on the values of "DistrictName".
The resulting trees are interesting, but the linear models have some problems.
All of them are in this format:
LM num: 1
Price_2009 =
+ (value1)
with valuei different per each LM and DistrictName.
Do you know why it does not work?
Thank you, Armen
Today I was trying to work on a weka node: M5P.
I am trying to create a model tree for each loop on the values of "DistrictName".
The resulting trees are interesting, but the linear models have some problems.
All of them are in this format:
LM num: 1
Price_2009 =
+ (value1)
with valuei different per each LM and DistrictName.
Do you know why it does not work?
Thank you, Armen
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Answers
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Hi,
don't know. I'm not familiar with Weka learners and their internals. You could ask on the weka mailing list, but I doubt they will be too happy seeing a RapidMiner process
Greetings,
Sebastian0 -
Hi Sebastian,
The problem is not in the Weka node (just tried on Weka and it works).
So I guess that something goes wrong in the RapidMiner node...it looks like some lines are cut.
The linear model should be in this form:
Price_2009 =
-701.4692 * PostCodeIdentifier
- 12537.1871 * House_type
+ 974.1074 * House
+ 235.7531
...but the result show these kind:
Price_2009 =
+ 235.7531
If I will not be able to use Weka M5P, is there any RapidMiner algorithm which can create a ModelTree?
Thank you!
David0 -
I fixed the problem: the test set had some data problems.
I cleaned the data and the model works on the test set.
Thank you anyway
David
ps. I would still be interested in knowing if there is any other node to create a Model Tree!0
