The Effectiveness of a Classification Rule Can Be Judged Making

question 41

Multiple Choice

The effectiveness of a classification rule can be judged making a probability of misclassification errors and summarizing the results in a .

• A) classification matrix
• B) classification hierarchy
• C) dendogram
• D) classification algorithm

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Committee Meetings

Gatherings where members of a specific group come together to discuss issues, make decisions, or manage projects within their remit.

Shared Information

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Self-Censorship

The act of withholding one's opinions, feelings, or concerns, especially in group situations, to avoid conflict or to conform to perceived social norms.

Social Facilitation

The tendency for people to perform differently when in the presence of others than when alone, often improving on simple or well-rehearsed tasks.