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Curious if it would be much work to add multiway support to ctree, which allows for non-binary splits similar to the CHAID algorithm.
Such as:
tree <- ctree(Y ~ ., data = data, control = ctree_control(maxdepth = 3,
multiway = TRUE))
tidypredict_sql(tree, dbplyr::simulate_oracle())
Error in .f(.x[[i]], ...) : Three levels are not supported
Noticed in the source code it calls that error with 3 levels. Wasn't sure if that was due to the use-case not coming up or if there's a technical limitation.
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Curious if it would be much work to add multiway support to ctree, which allows for non-binary splits similar to the CHAID algorithm.
Such as:
Noticed in the source code it calls that error with 3 levels. Wasn't sure if that was due to the use-case not coming up or if there's a technical limitation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: