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Overview

The Decision Tree Modeling Using R Certification Training course is designed to help learners master one of the most widely used machine learning techniques — decision trees. Decision trees are powerful for both classification and regression problems, offering an intuitive way to visualize and interpret complex datasets.

This course focuses on using R programming to build, analyze, and optimize decision tree models. Learners will gain hands-on experience with R libraries, understand model evaluation techniques, and explore advanced methods such as pruning, random forests, and ensemble learning.

Whether you are a beginner in machine learning or a data professional seeking practical expertise in decision tree modeling, this program equips you with the skills to apply decision trees in business, finance, healthcare, marketing, and more.


Course Details

  • Duration: 4–6 weeks (self-paced or instructor-led)

  • Learning Mode: Online / Classroom / Blended

  • Prerequisites:

    • Basic knowledge of statistics and probability

    • Familiarity with R programming fundamentals

    • Understanding of datasets and data manipulation

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What Will You Learn?

  • Understand the fundamentals of decision tree modeling
  • Implement classification and regression trees using R
  • Evaluate and validate models with statistical metrics
  • Apply pruning and optimization techniques to improve accuracy
  • Use ensemble techniques like random forests and boosting
  • Solve real-world business problems with decision tree models

Course Content

Module 1: Introduction to Decision Trees

  • What are decision trees?
  • Types of decision trees: Classification vs. Regression
  • Advantages and limitations

Module 2: R Basics Refresher

Module 3: Building Decision Trees in R

Module 4: Model Evaluation and Validation

Module 5: Tree Pruning and Optimization

Module 6: Ensemble Methods

Module 7: Real-World Applications

Module 8: Capstone Project

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