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DescriptionRandom forest has been widely used to classifying objects recently because of its efficiency and accuracy. Plus, non-volatile memory has been regarded as a candidate to replace DRAM. Random forest tends to construct lots of decision trees then conducts some post-pruning methods to remove the trees with less contribution. However, it would be a waste to write the to-be-pruned trees on non-volatile memory because of the high-cost write. This work proposed a framework to ease such waste by evaluating the importance of trees before constructing it then choose the proper modes to write data to non-volatile memory.