In a Decision Tree, Paths Through the Tree to an Outcome

question 11

Multiple Choice

In a decision tree, paths through the tree to an outcome value represent:

• A) Causal sequences
• B) Constellations of classifier variable values associated with the terminal node outcome
• C) Independent variables in descending order of correlation with the outcome variable.
• D) Independent variables in ascending order of correlation with the outcome variable.

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