For Teens — Is Shopping History or Interest in Game a better Indicator?
1 Use the decision stumps below to make rules that predict whether or not teens would buy the game based on each category.
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Place a checkmark below each value that the computer would predict correctly.
2 Use the decision stumps to determine how well each rule predicts whether or not teens would buy the game.
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For our training data, this rule
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3 Will you use shopping history or interest for your second decision node for teens?
For People in their Thirties — Is Shopping History or Interest in Game a better Indicator?
Refer to the training data on Decision Tree: Predicting Shopping Behavior — Part 1 to complete the stumps below.
4 Complete the decision stumps below to make rules that predict whether or not people in their thirties would buy the game.
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5 Add checkmarks to the correct predictions. Then determine how well each rule predicts which customers in their thirties buy the game.
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For our training data, this rule
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6 Will you use shopping history or interest for your second decision node for customer in their thirties?
These materials were developed partly through support of the National Science Foundation, (awards 1042210, 1535276, 1648684, 1738598, 2031479, and 1501927).
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