Tanagra - Version 1.4.37

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Naive Bayes Continuous is a supervised learning component. It implements the naive bayes principle for continuous predictors (gaussian assumption, heteroscedasticity or homoscedasticity). The main originality is that it provides an explicit model corresponding to a linear combination of predictors and, eventually, their square.

Enhancement of the reporting module.

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