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I would recommend using WEKA there as well. I am not sure about the concrete algorithm behind the DecTree. The J48 from Weka is really a C4.5 (see http://weka.sourceforge.net/doc.dev/weka/classifiers/trees/J48.html ).
Hi.
Yes, i have the weka extension but my problem continues because the image of the decision tree generated by the operator W-J48 is very unreadable due to the extension of the tree. I attach an imagen.
I was recommended to make an process with "W-J48" operator to generate the rules and include another operator (i don't know which one!) that take the rules generated in W-J48 and generate an tree more "presentable". I need it because is my thesis.
Hope you can understand me.
Thank you so much.

Yes, i have the weka extension but my problem continues because the image of the decision tree generated by the operator W-J48 is very unreadable due to the extension of the tree. I attach an imagen.
I was recommended to make an process with "W-J48" operator to generate the rules and include another operator (i don't know which one!) that take the rules generated in W-J48 and generate an tree more "presentable". I need it because is my thesis.
Hope you can understand me.
Thank you so much.

hi yes the graphical output of the W-J48 decision tree is pretty terrible. I never use it. Rather I use the "textual output" which is much better. You can see it under the "description" tab in results. It will look something like:
W-J48
J48 pruned tree
------------------
edad <=37
| dependencia <=23
| sdsdsd
| sdsds
etc...
You simply read the tree from top to bottom, left to right.
Scott
W-J48
J48 pruned tree
------------------
edad <=37
| dependencia <=23
| sdsdsd
| sdsds
etc...
You simply read the tree from top to bottom, left to right.
Scott
Scott