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Bias-variance tradeoff of soft decision trees

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Figure 1: The crisp class and the fuzzy class for OMIB data
Table 1: Datasets
Figure 4: Crisp (left part) versus fuzzy (right part) class on CART and SDT results and omib database
Figure 6 displays the evolution of the cutting point parameter variance with the growing set size at the root node, for omib database and the fuzzy class definition for ULG decision trees, refitted (R) and backfitted (B) SDTs.
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