The Assumptions for Discriminant Analysis Are Basically the Same as Those

question 16

True/False

The assumptions for discriminant analysis are basically the same as those for MANOVA, and there is no need for adjustments when classification is the goal of analysis.

Understand and calculate the expected number of occurrences in a given time frame or sample size.

Understand and calculate the standard deviation of a probability distribution.

Understand and apply the concept of independent events in probability.

Calculate the probability of a specific outcome given a probability distribution.

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