[-1,1]: Random Forests and Decision Trees * BioinformationX

Here we will build a Python(-ic/-esque) Random Forest. Since with python everything is made so easy that you can easily build very complex machines out from one or two libraries, it is better to delve into basic topics before dipping our nose into untameable beasts. Let us start from a single "decision tree" (a simple problem). After that we will extend our knowledge and learn to build a Random Forest and an application to a real problem. To warm up, we will start with a toy problem, with only two features and two classes.