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Hi!
When the model output of the Cross Validation operator is connected, it calculates a last (11th) model from all the data. So your tree was built from all data and applying the training phase on them.
If you're interested in the ten other trees, you can set a breakpoint inside the cross validation and take a look at them. With some automation (e. g. Generate Macro incrementing the loop number) you can also store the validation models in the repository.
Regards,
Balázs
When the model output of the Cross Validation operator is connected, it calculates a last (11th) model from all the data. So your tree was built from all data and applying the training phase on them.
If you're interested in the ten other trees, you can set a breakpoint inside the cross validation and take a look at them. With some automation (e. g. Generate Macro incrementing the loop number) you can also store the validation models in the repository.
Regards,
Balázs
When the model output of the Cross Validation operator is connected, it calculates a last (11th) model from all the data. So your tree was built from all data and applying the training phase on them.
If you're interested in the ten other trees, you can set a breakpoint inside the cross validation and take a look at them. With some automation (e. g. Generate Macro incrementing the loop number) you can also store the validation models in the repository.
Regards,
Balázs