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Note: This was probably one of the first projects I ever wrote using Ruby. For that reason, I'm loath to just delete it, but I haven't touched the main code in years. I know better patterns now, but it's an interesting look into how a college student trying to hack together a programming assignment in a new language would approach problems.

"Learning Decision Trees", Ruby implementation

CSE 4633- Artificial Intelligence

Submitted 11-17-2011 by Matt Hink (mrh208)

Mississippi State University

Originally written under Ruby 1.9.2p290 running on Xubuntu 11.10.

  • To run the main program on the assignment dataset (car.data), run "rake exec".
  • To run the main program on the dataset from the textbook, page 700, fig. 18.3, run "rake exec:test".
  • To run the included test suite, run 'rake test'.

Note that this isn't a particularly efficient implementation, so it might take some time to run. :)

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