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| """ | |
| isolation_forest.py | |
| This module defines an Isolation Forest model for anomaly detection. | |
| Isolation Forest is an efficient and effective algorithm for identifying | |
| outliers in high-dimensional datasets. | |
| Key Features: | |
| - Utilizes a tree-based approach to isolate anomalies. | |
| - Efficient for both large datasets and high-dimensional spaces. | |
| - Automatically determines the expected proportion of anomalies. | |
| Parameters: | |
| - n_estimators (int): Number of base estimators in the ensemble. | |
| - Default: 100. | |
| - contamination (str or float): Expected proportion of outliers in the data. | |
| - Default: 'auto' (automatically inferred based on dataset size). | |
| - max_samples (int or float): Number of samples to draw for training each estimator. | |
| - Default: 'auto' (uses min(256, number of samples)). | |
| Default Configuration: | |
| - n_estimators=100: Adequate for most datasets. | |
| - contamination='auto': Automatically estimates the proportion of outliers. | |
| """ | |
| from sklearn.ensemble import IsolationForest | |
| # Define the Isolation Forest estimator | |
| estimator = IsolationForest( | |
| n_estimators=100, # Default number of trees | |
| contamination='auto', # Automatically estimates the contamination proportion | |
| random_state=42 # Ensures reproducibility | |
| ) | |