Boosted Regression Tree (BRT) has a failed status but I still get a map and some other results
This happens with occurrence datasets over 46,340. The BRT model runs successfully and as such you will see results, however it is not able to evaluate and as such returns a failed status. This is because of an integer issue. Anything over 46,340 occurrence points (alongside the equivalent absence/pseudo absence points) will fail because the BRT algorithm takes both the occurrence and absence points and multiplies them resulting in a number over 2 billion which is over the 32-bit integer limit. We are working on a fix for this.
Sarah Richmond
Boosted Regression Tree (BRT) has a failed status but I still get a map and some other results
This happens with occurrence datasets over 46,340. The BRT model runs successfully and as such you will see results, however it is not able to evaluate and as such returns a failed status. This is because of an integer issue. Anything over 46,340 occurrence points (alongside the equivalent absence/pseudo absence points) will fail because the BRT algorithm takes both the occurrence and absence points and multiplies them resulting in a number over 2 billion which is over the 32-bit integer limit. We are working on a fix for this.