3 uses for random decision trees / forests you (maybe) didn’t know about

Posted on by David Vassallo

Decision tree forests rightly get a lot of attention due to their robust nature, support for high dimensions and easy decipherability. The most well known uses of decision tree forests are: Classification - given a set of samples with certain features, classify the samples into discrete classes which the model has been trained on. Regression … Continue reading 3 uses for random decision trees / forests you (maybe) didn’t know about

Adding tile caching to maps in React-Leaflet

Posted on by David Vassallo

While writing a toy project that heavily relies on maps, I chose Leaflet as the map rendering library. From their site: Leaflet is the leading open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps. Weighing just about 38 KB of JS, it has all the mapping features most developers ever need. The ease of use and ability to use different tile … Continue reading Adding tile caching to maps in React-Leaflet