FAQ

#Frequently Asked Questions

1. How many children can a node have?

Their is no hard maximum number of children a node can have in your dataset. That being said, we typically recommend having no more than 12 children per node. This is because the amount of memory required for the CPT table is of the order n². If you have too many children for a particular node your process will run out of memory.

In order to overcome this issue we recommend creating pseudo nodes that group the children into groups no larger than 10 children per parent node.