Abstract: Determination of relay pairs from breakpoints in a given network is essential for maintaining the current protection system. Pairs of relays as primary or backup maintain the operation of the protection scheme within its zone of protection in tandem. All calculations and assumptions that are made in protection systems are based on breakpoints. It is inadequately documented that machine learning can be used to determine breakpoint sets and relay pairs. This paper presents the implementation of supervised decision tree machine learning approach for determining directional overcurrent relay breakpoint set in 3-bus networks. Using the one-hot encoding method, 45 input features are extracted from a matrix derived from 3-bus, 5-line network data. Bayesian optimization is used to further optimize the hyperparameters of each model for each of the break point set outputs. Tree diagrams are also provided here to assist in the interpretation of the decision rule resulting from the regression analysis. Experiment tests indicated that the proposed method shows promising results in determining breakpoint set in terms of RMSE.