A living example of the Ballmer Peak. In all seriousness though, that's pretty impressive to build that much in 24 hours... especially while being drunk. And more impressive, it sounds like it could be an actually useful model if you keep working on it. Good luck!
How many nodes should a random forest classification have? I'm only using it to determine feature importance nothing more.
Every documentation I can find suggest 3,5,7 or "whatever is proper for your data". Is it based on how many features I have? How many trees I have? How many samples I have? Some mixture?
Overall, 3/5/7 give similar results, but I don't know how to tell if its over or underfitted
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How many/which weather features does it use?