verticapy.machine_learning.vertica.tree.DummyTreeClassifier¶

class verticapy.machine_learning.vertica.tree.DummyTreeClassifier(name: str = None, overwrite_model: bool = False)¶

A classifier that overfits the training data. These models are typically used as a control to compare with your other models.

Parameters¶

name: str, optional: Name of the model. The model is stored in the database.
overwrite_model: bool, optional: If set to True, training a model with the same name as an existing model overwrites the existing model.

Attributes¶

Many attributes are created during the fitting phase.

trees_: list of one BinaryTreeClassifier: One tree model which is instance of BinaryTreeClassifier. It possess various attributes. For more detailed information, refer to the documentation for BinaryTreeClassifier().
features_importance_: numpy.array: The importance of features. It is calculated using the MDI (Mean Decreased Impurity). To determine the final score, VerticaPy sums the scores of each tree, normalizes them and applies an activation function to scale them. It is necessary to use the features_importance() method to compute it initially, and the computed values will be subsequently utilized for subsequent calls.
classes_: numpy.array: The classes labels.

Note

All attributes can be accessed using the get_attributes() method.

Note

Several other attributes can be accessed by using the get_vertica_attributes() method.

Examples¶

The following examples provide a basic understanding of usage. For more detailed examples, please refer to the Machine Learning or the Examples section on the website.

Important

Many tree-based models inherit from the RandomForest base class, and it’s recommended to use it directly for access to a wider range of options.

Load data for machine learning¶

We import verticapy:

import verticapy as vp

Hint

By assigning an alias to verticapy, we mitigate the risk of code collisions with other libraries. This precaution is necessary because verticapy uses commonly known function names like “average” and “median”, which can potentially lead to naming conflicts. The use of an alias ensures that the functions from verticapy are used as intended without interfering with functions from other libraries.

For this example, we will use the winequality dataset.

import verticapy.datasets as vpd

data = vpd.load_winequality()

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Note

VerticaPy offers a wide range of sample datasets that are ideal for training and testing purposes. You can explore the full list of available datasets in the Datasets, which provides detailed information on each dataset and how to use them effectively. These datasets are invaluable resources for honing your data analysis and machine learning skills within the VerticaPy environment.

You can easily divide your dataset into training and testing subsets using the vDataFrame.train_test_split() method. This is a crucial step when preparing your data for machine learning, as it allows you to evaluate the performance of your models accurately.

data = vpd.load_winequality()
train, test = data.train_test_split(test_size = 0.2)

Warning

In this case, VerticaPy utilizes seeded randomization to guarantee the reproducibility of your data split. However, please be aware that this approach may lead to reduced performance. For a more efficient data split, you can use the vDataFrame.to_db() method to save your results into tables or temporary tables. This will help enhance the overall performance of the process.

Balancing the Dataset¶

In VerticaPy, balancing a dataset to address class imbalances is made straightforward through the balance() function within the preprocessing module. This function enables users to rectify skewed class distributions efficiently. By specifying the target variable and setting parameters like the method for balancing, users can effortlessly achieve a more equitable representation of classes in their dataset. Whether opting for over-sampling, under-sampling, or a combination of both, VerticaPy’s balance() function streamlines the process, empowering users to enhance the performance and fairness of their machine learning models trained on imbalanced data.

To balance the dataset, use the following syntax.

from verticapy.machine_learning.vertica.preprocessing import balance

balanced_train = balance(
    name = "my_schema.train_balanced",
    input_relation = train,
    y = "good",
    method = "hybrid",
)

Note

With this code, a table named train_balanced is created in the my_schema schema. It can then be used to train the model. In the rest of the example, we will work with the full dataset.

Hint

Balancing the dataset is a crucial step in improving the accuracy of machine learning models, particularly when faced with imbalanced class distributions. By addressing disparities in the number of instances across different classes, the model becomes more adept at learning patterns from all classes rather than being biased towards the majority class. This, in turn, enhances the model’s ability to make accurate predictions for under-represented classes. The balanced dataset ensures that the model is not dominated by the majority class and, as a result, leads to more robust and unbiased model performance. Therefore, by employing techniques such as over-sampling, under-sampling, or a combination of both during dataset preparation, practitioners can significantly contribute to achieving higher accuracy and better generalization of their machine learning models.

Model Initialization¶

First we import the DummyTreeClassifier model:

from verticapy.machine_learning.vertica import DummyTreeClassifier

Then we can create the model:

model = DummyTreeClassifier()

Hint

In verticapy 1.0.x and higher, you do not need to specify the model name, as the name is automatically assigned. If you need to re-use the model, you can fetch the model name from the model’s attributes.

Important

The model name is crucial for the model management system and versioning. It’s highly recommended to provide a name if you plan to reuse the model later.

Model Training¶

We can now fit the model:

model.fit(
    train,
    [
        "fixed_acidity",
        "volatile_acidity",
        "citric_acid",
        "residual_sugar",
        "chlorides",
        "density"
    ],
    "good",
    test,
)



===========
call_string
===========
SELECT rf_classifier('"public"."_verticapy_tmp_randomforestclassifier_v_demo_1d56aa7855a511ef880f0242ac120002_"', '"public"."_verticapy_tmp_view_v_demo_1d65876455a511ef880f0242ac120002_"', 'good', '"fixed_acidity", "volatile_acidity", "citric_acid", "residual_sugar", "chlorides", "density"' USING PARAMETERS exclude_columns='', ntree=1, mtry=6, sampling_size=1, max_depth=100, max_breadth=1000000000, min_leaf_size=1, min_info_gain=0, nbins=1000);

=======
details
=======
   predictor    |      type      
----------------+----------------
 fixed_acidity  |float or numeric
volatile_acidity|float or numeric
  citric_acid   |float or numeric
 residual_sugar |float or numeric
   chlorides    |float or numeric
    density     |float or numeric


===============
Additional Info
===============
       Name       |Value
------------------+-----
    tree_count    |  1  
rejected_row_count|  0  
accepted_row_count|5197 

Important

To train a model, you can directly use the vDataFrame or the name of the relation stored in the database. The test set is optional and is only used to compute the test metrics. In verticapy, we don’t work using X matrices and y vectors. Instead, we work directly with lists of predictors and the response name.

Features Importance¶

We can conveniently get the features importance:

result = model.features_importance()

Note

In models such as RandomForest, feature importance is calculated using the MDI (Mean Decreased Impurity). To determine the final score, VerticaPy sums the scores of each tree, normalizes them and applies an activation function to scale them.

Metrics¶

We can get the entire report using:

model.report()

	value
auc	0.7355160393593084
prc_auc	0.6080504991192017
accuracy	0.8123076923076923
log_loss	16.8923076923077
precision	0.53
recall	0.6068702290076335
f1_score	0.5658362989323843
mcc	0.4484759721689103
informedness	0.4710320787186162
markedness	0.42700000000000005
csi	0.3945409429280397

Rows: 1-11 | Columns: 2

Important

Most metrics are computed using a single SQL query, but some of them might require multiple SQL queries. Selecting only the necessary metrics in the report can help optimize performance. E.g. model.report(metrics = ["auc", "accuracy"]).

For classification models, we can easily modify the cutoff to observe the effect on different metrics:

model.report(cutoff = 0.2)

	value
auc	0.7355160393593084
prc_auc	0.6080504991192017
accuracy	0.8123076923076923
log_loss	16.8923076923077
precision	0.53
recall	0.6068702290076335
f1_score	0.5658362989323843
mcc	0.4484759721689103
informedness	0.4710320787186162
markedness	0.42700000000000005
csi	0.3945409429280397

Rows: 1-11 | Columns: 2

You can also use the score() function to compute any classification metric. The default metric is the accuracy:

model.score()
Out[3]: 0.8123076923076923

Prediction¶

Prediction is straight-forward:

model.predict(
    test,
    [
        "fixed_acidity",
        "volatile_acidity",
        "citric_acid",
        "residual_sugar",
        "chlorides",
        "density"
    ],
    "prediction",
)

	123 fixed_acidity Numeric(8)	123 volatile_acidity Numeric(9)	123 citric_acid Numeric(8)	123 residual_sugar Numeric(9)	123 chlorides Float(22)	123 free_sulfur_dioxide Numeric(9)	123 total_sulfur_dioxide Numeric(9)	123 density Float(22)	123 pH Numeric(8)	123 sulphates Numeric(8)	123 alcohol Float(22)	123 quality Integer	123 good Integer	Abc color Varchar(20)	Abc prediction Varchar(1)
1	3.9	0.225	0.4	4.2	0.03	29.0	118.0	0.989	3.57	0.36	12.8	8	1	white	1
2	4.4	0.32	0.39	4.3	0.03	31.0	127.0	0.98904	3.46	0.36	12.8	8	1	white	1
3	4.4	0.46	0.1	2.8	0.024	31.0	111.0	0.98816	3.48	0.34	13.1	6	0	white	1
4	4.6	0.445	0.0	1.4	0.053	11.0	178.0	0.99426	3.79	0.55	10.2	5	0	white	1
5	4.6	0.52	0.15	2.1	0.054	8.0	65.0	0.9934	3.9	0.56	13.1	4	0	red	0
6	4.7	0.67	0.09	1.0	0.02	5.0	9.0	0.98722	3.3	0.34	13.6	5	0	white	0
7	4.8	0.225	0.38	1.2	0.074	47.0	130.0	0.99132	3.31	0.4	10.3	6	0	white	0
8	4.9	0.335	0.14	1.3	0.036	69.0	168.0	0.99212	3.47	0.46	10.4666666666667	5	0	white	0
9	5.0	0.17	0.56	1.5	0.026	24.0	115.0	0.9906	3.48	0.39	10.8	7	1	white	1
10	5.0	0.24	0.21	2.2	0.039	31.0	100.0	0.99098	3.69	0.62	11.7	6	0	white	1
11	5.0	0.33	0.16	1.5	0.049	10.0	97.0	0.9917	3.48	0.44	10.7	6	0	white	0
12	5.0	0.33	0.23	11.8	0.03	23.0	158.0	0.99322	3.41	0.64	11.8	6	0	white	0
13	5.0	0.44	0.04	18.6	0.039	38.0	128.0	0.9985	3.37	0.57	10.2	6	0	white	0
14	5.0	0.455	0.18	1.9	0.036	33.0	106.0	0.98746	3.21	0.83	14.0	7	1	white	1
15	5.1	0.14	0.25	0.7	0.039	15.0	89.0	0.9919	3.22	0.43	9.2	6	0	white	0
16	5.1	0.25	0.36	1.3	0.035	40.0	78.0	0.9891	3.23	0.64	12.1	7	1	white	1
17	5.1	0.33	0.27	6.7	0.022	44.0	129.0	0.99221	3.36	0.39	11.0	7	1	white	0
18	5.2	0.2	0.27	3.2	0.047	16.0	93.0	0.99235	3.44	0.53	10.1	7	1	white	0
19	5.2	0.285	0.29	5.15	0.035	64.0	138.0	0.9895	3.19	0.34	12.4	8	1	white	0
20	5.2	0.34	0.0	1.8	0.05	27.0	63.0	0.9916	3.68	0.79	14.0	6	0	red	0
21	5.2	0.37	0.33	1.2	0.028	13.0	81.0	0.9902	3.37	0.38	11.7	6	0	white	1
22	5.2	0.405	0.15	1.45	0.038	10.0	44.0	0.99125	3.52	0.4	11.6	4	0	white	0
23	5.2	0.48	0.04	1.6	0.054	19.0	106.0	0.9927	3.54	0.62	12.2	7	1	red	0
24	5.2	0.49	0.26	2.3	0.09	23.0	74.0	0.9953	3.71	0.62	12.2	6	0	red	1
25	5.3	0.21	0.29	0.7	0.028	11.0	66.0	0.99215	3.3	0.4	9.8	5	0	white	0
26	5.3	0.36	0.27	6.3	0.028	40.0	132.0	0.99186	3.37	0.4	11.6	6	0	white	0
27	5.3	0.395	0.07	1.3	0.035	26.0	102.0	0.992	3.5	0.35	10.6	6	0	white	0
28	5.3	0.47	0.11	2.2	0.048	16.0	89.0	0.99182	3.54	0.88	13.5666666666667	7	1	red	1
29	5.4	0.255	0.33	1.2	0.051	29.0	122.0	0.99048	3.37	0.66	11.3	6	0	white	0
30	5.4	0.265	0.28	7.8	0.052	27.0	91.0	0.99432	3.19	0.38	10.4	6	0	white	0
31	5.4	0.27	0.22	4.6	0.022	29.0	107.0	0.98889	3.33	0.54	13.8	6	0	white	0
32	5.4	0.29	0.38	1.2	0.029	31.0	132.0	0.98895	3.28	0.36	12.4	6	0	white	0
33	5.4	0.29	0.47	3.0	0.052	47.0	145.0	0.993	3.29	0.75	10.0	6	0	white	0
34	5.5	0.12	0.33	1.0	0.038	23.0	131.0	0.99164	3.25	0.45	9.8	5	0	white	0
35	5.5	0.14	0.27	4.6	0.029	22.0	104.0	0.9949	3.34	0.44	9.0	5	0	white	0
36	5.5	0.17	0.23	2.9	0.039	10.0	108.0	0.99243	3.28	0.5	10.0	5	0	white	0
37	5.5	0.24	0.32	8.7	0.06	19.0	102.0	0.994	3.27	0.31	10.4	5	0	white	0
38	5.6	0.12	0.26	4.3	0.038	18.0	97.0	0.99477	3.36	0.46	9.2	5	0	white	0
39	5.6	0.15	0.26	5.55	0.051	51.0	139.0	0.99336	3.47	0.5	11.0	6	0	white	0
40	5.6	0.18	0.27	1.7	0.03	31.0	103.0	0.98892	3.35	0.37	12.9	6	0	white	0
41	5.6	0.18	0.58	1.25	0.034	29.0	129.0	0.98984	3.51	0.6	12.0	7	1	white	1
42	5.6	0.185	0.19	7.1	0.048	36.0	110.0	0.99438	3.26	0.41	9.5	6	0	white	0
43	5.6	0.19	0.27	0.9	0.04	52.0	103.0	0.99026	3.5	0.39	11.2	5	0	white	0
44	5.6	0.19	0.46	1.1	0.032	33.0	115.0	0.9909	3.36	0.5	10.4	6	0	white	1
45	5.6	0.245	0.25	9.7	0.032	12.0	68.0	0.994	3.31	0.34	10.5	5	0	white	1
46	5.6	0.28	0.27	3.9	0.043	52.0	158.0	0.99202	3.35	0.44	10.7	7	1	white	1
47	5.6	0.295	0.2	2.2	0.049	18.0	134.0	0.99378	3.21	0.68	10.0	5	0	white	0
48	5.6	0.295	0.26	1.1	0.035	40.0	102.0	0.99154	3.47	0.56	10.6	6	0	white	0
49	5.6	0.31	0.37	1.4	0.074	12.0	96.0	0.9954	3.32	0.58	9.2	5	0	red	0
50	5.6	0.32	0.33	7.4	0.037	25.0	95.0	0.99268	3.25	0.49	11.1	6	0	white	0
51	5.6	0.41	0.22	7.1	0.05	44.0	154.0	0.9931	3.3	0.4	10.5	5	0	white	0
52	5.6	0.41	0.24	1.9	0.034	10.0	53.0	0.98815	3.32	0.5	13.5	7	1	white	1
53	5.6	0.42	0.34	2.4	0.022	34.0	97.0	0.98915	3.22	0.38	12.8	7	1	white	0
54	5.6	0.5	0.09	2.3	0.049	17.0	99.0	0.9937	3.63	0.63	13.0	5	0	red	0
55	5.6	0.54	0.04	1.7	0.049	5.0	13.0	0.9942	3.72	0.58	11.4	5	0	red	0
56	5.6	0.605	0.05	2.4	0.073	19.0	25.0	0.99258	3.56	0.55	12.9	5	0	red	0
57	5.6	0.66	0.0	2.2	0.087	3.0	11.0	0.99378	3.71	0.63	12.8	7	1	red	1
58	5.7	0.1	0.27	1.3	0.047	21.0	100.0	0.9928	3.27	0.46	9.5	5	0	white	1
59	5.7	0.16	0.26	6.3	0.043	28.0	113.0	0.9936	3.06	0.58	9.9	6	0	white	0
60	5.7	0.18	0.26	2.2	0.023	21.0	95.0	0.9893	3.07	0.54	12.3	6	0	white	0
61	5.7	0.2	0.24	13.8	0.047	44.0	112.0	0.99837	2.97	0.66	8.8	6	0	white	0
62	5.7	0.2	0.3	2.5	0.046	38.0	125.0	0.99276	3.34	0.5	9.9	6	0	white	0
63	5.7	0.21	0.25	1.1	0.035	26.0	81.0	0.9902	3.31	0.52	11.4	6	0	white	0
64	5.7	0.22	0.2	16.0	0.044	41.0	113.0	0.99862	3.22	0.46	8.9	6	0	white	0
65	5.7	0.22	0.2	16.0	0.044	41.0	113.0	0.99862	3.22	0.46	8.9	6	0	white	0
66	5.7	0.22	0.2	16.0	0.044	41.0	113.0	0.99862	3.22	0.46	8.9	6	0	white	0
67	5.7	0.22	0.2	16.0	0.044	41.0	113.0	0.99862	3.22	0.46	8.9	6	0	white	0
68	5.7	0.22	0.22	16.65	0.044	39.0	110.0	0.99855	3.24	0.48	9.0	6	0	white	0
69	5.7	0.22	0.28	1.3	0.027	26.0	101.0	0.98948	3.35	0.38	12.5	7	1	white	1
70	5.7	0.23	0.28	9.65	0.025	26.0	121.0	0.9925	3.28	0.38	11.3	6	0	white	0
71	5.7	0.24	0.3	1.3	0.03	25.0	98.0	0.98968	3.37	0.43	12.4	7	1	white	1
72	5.7	0.24	0.47	6.3	0.069	35.0	182.0	0.99391	3.11	0.46	9.75	5	0	white	0
73	5.7	0.25	0.26	12.5	0.049	52.5	106.0	0.99691	3.08	0.45	9.4	6	0	white	0
74	5.7	0.25	0.26	12.5	0.049	52.5	120.0	0.99691	3.08	0.45	9.4	6	0	white	0
75	5.7	0.25	0.27	11.5	0.04	24.0	120.0	0.99411	3.33	0.31	10.8	6	0	white	1
76	5.7	0.26	0.24	17.8	0.059	23.0	124.0	0.99773	3.3	0.5	10.1	5	0	white	0
77	5.7	0.26	0.3	1.8	0.039	30.0	105.0	0.98995	3.48	0.52	12.5	7	1	white	0
78	5.7	0.32	0.18	1.4	0.029	26.0	104.0	0.9906	3.44	0.37	11.0	6	0	white	0
79	5.7	0.32	0.38	4.75	0.033	23.0	94.0	0.991	3.42	0.42	11.8	7	1	white	1
80	5.7	0.32	0.5	2.6	0.049	17.0	155.0	0.9927	3.22	0.64	10.0	6	0	white	0
81	5.7	0.36	0.34	4.2	0.026	21.0	77.0	0.9907	3.41	0.45	11.9	6	0	white	1
82	5.7	0.43	0.3	5.7	0.039	24.0	98.0	0.992	3.54	0.61	12.3	7	1	white	1
83	5.7	0.695	0.06	6.8	0.042	9.0	84.0	0.99432	3.44	0.44	10.2	5	0	white	0
84	5.7	1.13	0.09	1.5	0.172	7.0	19.0	0.994	3.5	0.48	9.8	4	0	red	0
85	5.8	0.13	0.26	5.1	0.039	19.0	103.0	0.99478	3.36	0.47	9.3	6	0	white	0
86	5.8	0.15	0.31	5.9	0.036	7.0	73.0	0.99152	3.2	0.43	11.9	6	0	white	0
87	5.8	0.15	0.32	1.2	0.037	14.0	119.0	0.99137	3.19	0.5	10.2	6	0	white	0
88	5.8	0.15	0.49	1.1	0.048	21.0	98.0	0.9929	3.19	0.48	9.2	5	0	white	1
89	5.8	0.18	0.28	1.3	0.034	9.0	94.0	0.99092	3.21	0.52	11.2	6	0	white	0
90	5.8	0.18	0.37	1.1	0.036	31.0	96.0	0.98942	3.16	0.48	12.0	6	0	white	1
91	5.8	0.19	0.33	4.2	0.038	49.0	133.0	0.99107	3.16	0.42	11.3	7	1	white	1
92	5.8	0.2	0.16	1.4	0.042	44.0	99.0	0.98912	3.23	0.37	12.2	6	0	white	0
93	5.8	0.2	0.24	1.4	0.033	65.0	169.0	0.99043	3.59	0.56	12.3	7	1	white	1
94	5.8	0.22	0.29	0.9	0.034	34.0	89.0	0.98936	3.14	0.36	11.1	7	1	white	0
95	5.8	0.23	0.21	1.5	0.044	21.0	110.0	0.99138	3.3	0.57	11.0	6	0	white	0
96	5.8	0.23	0.31	3.5	0.044	35.0	158.0	0.98998	3.19	0.37	12.1	7	1	white	0
97	5.8	0.24	0.26	10.05	0.039	63.0	162.0	0.99375	3.33	0.5	11.2	6	0	white	0
98	5.8	0.24	0.39	1.5	0.054	37.0	158.0	0.9932	3.21	0.52	9.3	6	0	white	0
99	5.8	0.27	0.26	3.5	0.071	26.0	69.0	0.98994	3.1	0.38	11.5	6	0	white	1
100	5.8	0.28	0.34	4.0	0.031	40.0	99.0	0.9896	3.39	0.39	12.8	7	1	white	1

Rows: 1-100 | Columns: 15

Note

Predictions can be made automatically using the test set, in which case you don’t need to specify the predictors. Alternatively, you can pass only the vDataFrame to the predict() function, but in this case, it’s essential that the column names of the vDataFrame match the predictors and response name in the model.

Probabilities¶

It is also easy to get the model’s probabilities:

model.predict_proba(
    test,
    [
        "fixed_acidity",
        "volatile_acidity",
        "citric_acid",
        "residual_sugar",
        "chlorides",
        "density"
    ],
    "prediction",
)

	123 fixed_acidity Numeric(8)	123 volatile_acidity Numeric(9)	123 citric_acid Numeric(8)	123 residual_sugar Numeric(9)	123 chlorides Float(22)	123 free_sulfur_dioxide Numeric(9)	123 total_sulfur_dioxide Numeric(9)	123 density Float(22)	123 pH Numeric(8)	123 sulphates Numeric(8)	123 alcohol Float(22)	123 quality Integer	123 good Integer	Abc color Varchar(20)	Abc prediction Varchar(1)	Abc prediction_0 Varchar(128)	Abc prediction_1 Varchar(128)
1	3.9	0.225	0.4	4.2	0.03	29.0	118.0	0.989	3.57	0.36	12.8	8	1	white	1	0	1
2	4.4	0.32	0.39	4.3	0.03	31.0	127.0	0.98904	3.46	0.36	12.8	8	1	white	1	0	1
3	4.4	0.46	0.1	2.8	0.024	31.0	111.0	0.98816	3.48	0.34	13.1	6	0	white	1	0	1
4	4.6	0.445	0.0	1.4	0.053	11.0	178.0	0.99426	3.79	0.55	10.2	5	0	white	1	0	1
5	4.6	0.52	0.15	2.1	0.054	8.0	65.0	0.9934	3.9	0.56	13.1	4	0	red	0	1	0
6	4.7	0.67	0.09	1.0	0.02	5.0	9.0	0.98722	3.3	0.34	13.6	5	0	white	0	1	0
7	4.8	0.225	0.38	1.2	0.074	47.0	130.0	0.99132	3.31	0.4	10.3	6	0	white	0	1	0
8	4.9	0.335	0.14	1.3	0.036	69.0	168.0	0.99212	3.47	0.46	10.4666666666667	5	0	white	0	1	0
9	5.0	0.17	0.56	1.5	0.026	24.0	115.0	0.9906	3.48	0.39	10.8	7	1	white	1	0	1
10	5.0	0.24	0.21	2.2	0.039	31.0	100.0	0.99098	3.69	0.62	11.7	6	0	white	1	0	1
11	5.0	0.33	0.16	1.5	0.049	10.0	97.0	0.9917	3.48	0.44	10.7	6	0	white	0	1	0
12	5.0	0.33	0.23