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Selecting the Minimum Denominator in Manual and Enumerated CTA

January 15, 2015January 8, 2019 ~ paulyarnold

Paul R. Yarnold

Optimal Data Analysis, LLC

Two methods for specifying the minimum endpoint sample size for optimal (maximum-accuracy) classification tree analysis (CTA) models are noted.

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