Pulsars emit radiation at different radio frequencies. Suppose that you measure the rotational period of the same pulsar using two different radio frequencies, 200 MHz and 1000 MHz. Select the correct answer.

Coding-based: For the given data set in the python file, obtain a plot between the predictor variable “INDUS” and the response variable. Looking at the plot, which of the following statements is true:

Coding-based: For the given data set in the python file: Fit a random forest regressor to the same training data set obtained after splitting the data set with the same conditions as in an earlier question (random.seed(123), test_size=0.1 and random_state=1 ) (Set the random_state=0 in the regressor. You may tune the respective parameter: n_estimators to attain the lowest error.) Make predictions on the test data set with the fit obtained on the training data set. Obtain the lowest mean squared error. Select the closest value of the mean squared error that you obtained from the following:

We are using the AdaBoost algorithm to improve the performance of our classifier. We have initialized 3 base (weak) models to be trained using the training data. After training model 3 (a weak learner) on the training data, model 3 is used to predict classes of 5 samples. Below are the predicted and the actual classes of the 5 samples along with the weights to the samples. Compute the misclassification rate and select the correct answer from the given options.

Coding-based: For the given data set in the python file: Fit a decision tree regressor to the same training data set obtained after splitting the data set with the same conditions as in an earlier question (random.seed(123), test_size=0.1 and random_state=1 ) (Set the random_state=1 in the regressor. You may tune the respective parameter: max_depth to attain the lowest error.) Make predictions on the test data set with the fit obtained on the training data set. Obtain the lowest mean squared error. Select the closest value of the mean squared error that you obtained from the following:

You are working on a classification project to identify whether an individual will default on a bank loan or not. The predictors are the characteristics of the credit of the individual such as the credit score, current loan amount, installment amount, number of times payment was late, etc. The training data set contains 15,000 data samples and 10 predictor variables. You notice that 20 samples are missing random predictor variable values. Upon further inspection, you find the following information: 1) the data set is balanced (i.e., it has a similar proportion of both the classes), 2) the maximum number of predictor variable values that are missing for any of the 20 samples is 2, 3) none of the predictor variables are missing values of more than 2 samples, and 4) 11 out of the 20 samples belong to the same class. What is the best way to handle the missing values?

Coding-based: For the given data set in the python file, apply standardization to the predictor variables and report the standard deviation of the predictor variable ‘CHAS’ obtained after standardization.

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