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What is a model? - Answer -A concise description of a pattern (relationship) that exists in data -Also referred to as a theory - A general pattern induced from data Classification trees - Answer - Easy to understand the relationships in the data captured by the model - Computationally fast to induce from data - Constructed by recursively partitioning the examples in the data Nodes - Answer Each "non-terminal" node represents a test on an attribute Leaves - Answer Terminal nodes - a prediction on a classification tree How to extract rules from a classification tree model - Answer Each path from the root of the tree (top node) to a leaf node constitutes a rule: IF (refund = yes) & (Marital Status = Married) THEN "NO" Recursive Partitioning - Answer With each partition the examples are split into subgroups that have "increasingly more pure" class distribution (used for classification trees) Classification - Answer Class prediction Data set - Answer A set of examples Training Data - Answer Data used to induce (train) a model Induction - Answer A process by which a pattern is extracted from factual data (experience) Linear Regression - Answer Is an induction algorithm Supervised learning - Answer - Objective is to estimate/predict an unknown value

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MIS 373 PRED ANALYTCS & DATA
MINING QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
What is a model? - Answer -A concise description of a pattern (relationship) that exists in
data

-Also referred to as a theory

- A general pattern induced from data



Classification trees - Answer - Easy to understand the relationships in the data captured by
the model

- Computationally fast to induce from data

- Constructed by recursively partitioning the examples in the data



Nodes - Answer Each "non-terminal" node represents a test on an attribute



Leaves - Answer Terminal nodes - a prediction on a classification tree



How to extract rules from a classification tree model - Answer Each path from the root of the
tree (top node) to a leaf node constitutes a rule: IF (refund = yes) & (Marital Status = Married)
THEN "NO"



Recursive Partitioning - Answer With each partition the examples are split into subgroups
that have "increasingly more pure" class distribution (used for classification trees)



Classification - Answer Class prediction



Data set - Answer A set of examples



Training Data - Answer Data used to induce (train) a model



Induction - Answer A process by which a pattern is extracted from factual data (experience)



Linear Regression - Answer Is an induction algorithm



Supervised learning - Answer - Objective is to estimate/predict an unknown value

, - Model captures a relationship between a set of independent attributes (predictors) and a
dependent attribute (target)



Unsupervised Learning - Answer All modeling tasks which are not used to predict/estimate
an unknown value (Clustering/segmentation)



Predictive Model - Answer The target/dependent variable is discrete (categorical)



Classification Model - Answer Includes a set of {IF (condition) THEN {class}) rules



Regression - Answer A predictive model that predicts the value of a numerical (real-value)
variable



Clustering/Segmentation Analysis - Answer Identifies distinct groups or cluster of "similar"
instances



Link Analysis: Association Rules - Answer Finds relations among attributes in the data that
frequently co-occur



Sequence Analysis - Answer Find patterns in time-stamped data



Subtree - Answer Branching from a node. Captures predictive patterns that fit a sub-
population



Information Gain - Answer Captures how informative the attribute is



= Impurity (parent) - weighted average (children)



Entropy - Answer Quantifies the level of impurity (or uncertainty) in a group of examples



Entropy = Sum of proportion x log2proportion



(High entropy = bad, 0 entropy = 100% predictability)



Classification Accuracy Rate - Answer Proportion of examples whose class is predicted
accurately by the model

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