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Follow Ruby Naming convention and Added an extra attributes accessor for training data #27

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Rename class Ruleset as RuleSet and respective methods
rokibulhassan Feb 19, 2016
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Added a new attributes accessor for train data
rokibulhassan Feb 19, 2016
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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions lib/decisiontree/id3_tree.rb
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Expand Up @@ -133,8 +133,8 @@ def graph(filename, file_type = 'png')
dgp.write_to_file("#{filename}.#{file_type}", file_type)
end

def ruleset
rs = Ruleset.new(@attributes, @data, @default, @type)
def rule_set
rs = RuleSet.new(@attributes, @data, @default, @type)
rs.rules = build_rules
rs
end
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end
end

class Ruleset
attr_accessor :rules
class RuleSet
attr_accessor :rules, :train_data

def initialize(attributes, data, default, type)
@attributes = attributes
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def train(data = @data, attributes = @attributes, default = @default)
@classifiers = []
10.times { @classifiers << Ruleset.new(attributes, data, default, @type) }
10.times { @classifiers << RuleSet.new(attributes, data, default, @type) }
@classifiers.each do |c|
c.train(data, attributes, default)
end
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