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Questiоn 13 After а few beers yоur CIO invited his buddy frоm Blue Moon consulting to propose а project using dаta mining to improve the targeting of the new customers that you have been a principal in developing. Note that P(ground_truth= 1) is the ground truth accept base rate, that is the fraction of customers that adopt. Similarly, P(prediction = 1) is the fraction of customers that are predicted to accept the targeting campaign. We know that the ground-truth accept rate is 5%. Define a = P(ground_truth= 1|prediction = 1) and b = P(ground_truth= 0|prediction = 0). Blue Moon consulting claims that he can train a classifier that will achieve a = 0.8 and b = 0.9. Prove mathematically that Blue Moon is wrong, because no such classifier exists. [15 points] Question 14 Suppose you are given the following set of data with three Boolean input variables a, b, and c, and a single Boolean output variable K. Now, assume we are using a naive Bayes classifier to predict the value of K from the values of the other variables. [2 points] What are prior distributions here? [4 points] According to the naive Bayes classifier, which label you should assign with the data a=1, b=1 and c=0 ? [4 points] According to the naive Bayes classifier, which label you should assign with the data a=1 and b=1 ? Question 15 [10 points] You have two data-sets with positive and negative label, both of them with 100 data. The label ratio of positive to negative label for the first dataset is 1:1 and 1:4 for the second dataset. Please show the Precision-Recall Curve for the best classifier, worst classifier and random classifier for both datasets. Question 16 [15 points] In following plot, each row is a dataset, each column shows the decision boundary of applying a model on three datasets (the first column shows the original data, red data is ∙, blue data is ×). The prediction accuracy is shown at the southeast corner. Based on the decision boundary, please answer 5 models (limited to the models we have learned in the first 5 weeks) that generate each column, and why the model will generate such decision boundary. Question 17 [10 points] The following two confusion matrices represent the performance of two different classifiers, C1 and C2, on the same test data set. Both classifiers are built to predict whether the person is likely to buy a luxury car and the cost matrix (positive number is revenue, negative number is cost) is shown below. Compare the two classifiers based on the following performance metrics: accuracy, precision and recall (for class “1”, i.e., for the purchase outcome), average mis-classification cost. Also, compare the performance of these two classifiers with the performance of majority voting. Hint: you may want to draw the confusion matrix for the majority rule classifier first, to help you with evaluation of its performance.