Xgression 2.5

The Algorithm that find any relationship between data in equation form

Xgression

The Dynamic and Explainable Regression/Classification Solution

Author : Thaphon Chinnakornsakul

Xgression is the solution to find relationships between data to an equation by constructing computational tree that represent the steps of calculation from inputs to an output of algorithm then modify the tree with various operator to find the optimal solution. As the result Xgression can perform many forms of regression without setting initial equations or parameters

Keywords : Theoretical Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Computational Mathematics, Regression, Optimization, Algorithm, Explainable Machine Learning, Computational Tree, Predictive Modelling, Classification

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-2390968/v1

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Note; The Code is still Unclear and unrefactored. i just wrote what i think

I will definitely refactor this after i pass the university interviewing!!