Is there any plan to support RandomForestRegressor?

[michelsanner]

Thanks

[ys31jp]

Hi, @michelsanner have you find alternative way?

[yin-zhang]

@ys31jp have you found a way to convert RandomForestRegressor?

[ys31jp]

@ys31jp have you found a way to convert RandomForestRegressor?

yes, I found way to convert it into pure Java.

[nok]

Hello @michelsanner , @yin-zhang and @ys31jp ,

thanks all for your interest. I noticed it for one of the coming releases. It shouldn't be difficult.

Kind regards,
Darius

[yin-zhang]

I ended up using skompiler to dump each individual tree, and combine the result.

[ys31jp]

Hello @michelsanner , @yin-zhang and @ys31jp ,

thanks all for your interest. I noticed it for one of the coming releases. It shouldn't be difficult.

Kind regards, Darius

Thanks in advance.

[ys31jp]

I ended up using skompiler to dump each individual tree, and combine the result.

which languages you need to be convert?

[michelsanner]

I’d Like to generate C or C++ coded for Random Forest Regressors thanks From: ys31jp ***@***.***> Date: Tuesday, May 17, 2022 at 5:07 AM To: nok/sklearn-porter ***@***.***> Cc: Michel Sanner ***@***.***>, Mention ***@***.***> Subject: Re: [nok/sklearn-porter] Is there any plan to support RandomForestRegressor? (#84) I ended up using skompiler to dump each individual tree, and combine the result. which languages you need to be convert? — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<#84 (comment)>, or unsubscribe<https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ALNO25ZCWIZOICAZFY7LOPDVKODO3ANCNFSM5EMSJPFA>. You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[yin-zhang]

I ended up using skompiler to dump each individual tree, and combine the result.

which languages you need to be convert?

I also needed C code

[FailedPipeline]

Any update on RandomForestRegressor to C++ ? Also interested in this functionality thanks.

[FailedPipeline]

@ys31jp have you found a way to convert RandomForestRegressor?

yes, I found way to convert it into pure Java.

@ys31jp how did you do so?