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A new Boolean decision structure (BDS) method simplifies binary decision tree (BDT) and random forest (RF) inference. This approach achieves constant-time complexity for streaming data, overcoming BDT

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Area of Science:

  • Computer Science
  • Machine Learning
  • Data Mining

Background:

  • Binary Decision Trees (BDTs) exhibit stochastic and depth-dependent inference.
  • The randomness in BDTs and Random Forests (RFs) complicates inference for streaming data.
  • Leaf node heights determine lower and upper bounds, adding complexity.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To reformulate Binary Decision Trees (BDTs) into a Boolean Decision Structure (BDS).
  • To achieve constant-time complexity for BDT and RF inference processes.
  • To optimize the BDS using aggregation and Boolean function optimization techniques.

Main Methods:

  • Reformulating BDT as a Boolean Decision Structure (BDS).
  • Constructing Optimized BDS (OBDS) by aggregating similar decision nodes.
  • Applying the ESPRESSO algorithm to OBDS, creating EOBDS for further optimization.

Main Results:

  • BDS, OBDS, and EOBDS demonstrate statistical equivalence to BDT and BDT-based RF.
  • The proposed methods achieve constant-time inference complexity.
  • Inference time is independent of BDT depth and the number of trees.

Conclusions:

  • The BDS reformulation effectively addresses the inference complexities of BDTs and RFs.
  • Constant-time inference complexity is achieved for streaming data applications.
  • Optimized BDS methods offer a computationally efficient alternative for decision tree inference.