Set-Tree Extending decision trees to process sets
This is the official repository for the paper: “Trees with Attention for Set Prediction Tasks” (ICML21). This repository contains a prototypical implementaion of Set-Tree and GBeST (Gradient Boosted Set-Tree) algorithms The Set-Tree package can be downloaded from PIP: pip install settree We also supply the code and datasets for reproducing our experimetns under exps folder.
In many machine learning applications, each record represents a set of items. A set is an unordered group of items, the number of items may differ between different sets. Problems comprised from sets of items are present in diverse fields, from particle physics and cosmology to statistics and computer graphics. In this work, we present a novel tree-based algorithm for processing sets.
Set-Tree model comprised from two components: Set-compatible split creteria: we specifically support the familly of split creteria defined by the following equation and parametrized by alpha and beta. Attention-Sets: a mechanism for allplying the split creteria to subsets of the input. The attention-sets are derived forn previous split-creteria and allows the model to learn more complex set-functions.
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