machine-learningtreeclassificationwekaj48
How visualize j48 tree in weka
I have an output tree in weka but can't view it (right click ...). Is there a tool to generate the resulting tree in an understandable way from the copy of the log (figures)?
Solution
The above textual representation cannot be converted into other formats, unless you write your own parser.
However, if you use the -g option on the command-line, the tree will get output on stdout in dot-notation. You can then take this output and convert it into other formats, like PNG or PDF using the GraphViz software.
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