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Regression: Bayesian Classification Problem No. 1: Play Golf or Not

The document describes 16 problems related to classification using machine learning algorithms like Bayesian classification. For each problem, sample training data is provided along with unseen test samples that need to be classified. The problems cover domains like predicting if someone will play golf, if a car was stolen, the risk of sunburn, likelihood of buying a computer, credit risk level, health status and more. Machine learning classifiers will need to be trained on the sample data and used to predict the class of the unseen test samples.

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Regression: Bayesian Classification Problem No. 1: Play Golf or Not

The document describes 16 problems related to classification using machine learning algorithms like Bayesian classification. For each problem, sample training data is provided along with unseen test samples that need to be classified. The problems cover domains like predicting if someone will play golf, if a car was stolen, the risk of sunburn, likelihood of buying a computer, credit risk level, health status and more. Machine learning classifiers will need to be trained on the sample data and used to predict the class of the unseen test samples.

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Regression

Bayesian Classification
Problem No. 1: Play golf or not

Unseen Sample X=<rain, hot, high, false>


X =<overcast, cool, high, true> X =<sunny, mild, normal, false>

Problem No. 2: Car is stolen or not


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Car no. Color Type Origin Stolen
1 Red Sports Domestic Yes
2 Red Sports Domestic No
3 Red Sports Domestic Yes
4 Yellow Sports Domestic No
5 Yellow Sports Imported Yes
6 Yellow SUV Imported No
7 Yellow SUV Imported Yes
8 Yellow SUV Domestic No
9 Red SUV Imported No
10 Red Sports Imported Yes

Unseen Sample
X=<Red, Domestic, SUV> X=<Yellow, Imported, SUV>
X=<Red, Imported, SUV>

Problem No. 3: Sunburned or Not

Unseen Sample
X=<brown, tall, average, no> X=<red, short, heavy, no> X=<blonde, tall, light, yes>

Problem No. 4: Buys computer or not

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Unseen Sample
X=<<=30, medium, yes, fair> X=<>40, low, no, excellent> X=<31...40, medium, yes, fair>

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Problem No. 5: Defaulted borrower or not

Unseen Sample
X=<No, Married, 120K> X=<Yes, Divorced, 220K> X=<No, Single, 85K>

Problem No. 6: Decision of either Cinema or Tennis

Unseen Sample
X=<Sunny, Yes, Cinema> X=<Windy, Yes, Stay in>
X=<Rainy, No, Shopping> X=<Windy, No, Tennis>

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Problem No. 7: Decision of Class

Unseen Sample
X=<Warm, No, Yes, No> X=<Warm, No, Yes, No>
X=<Cold, No, Yes, No>

Problem No.8: Whether online or late

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Unseen Sample
X=<Away, 7pm, Yes, Center, Forward, Tall> X=<Away, 9pm, No, Forward, Center, Short>
X=<Home, 9pm, Yes, Center, Center, Tall>

Problem No.9: Whether Class 1 or Class 2

Unseen Sample
X=<A, 78, True> X=<C, 90, True> X=<B,78,false>

Problem No.10: Whether Motor is good or bad

Unseen Sample
X=<high, new, normal> X=<normal, old, high> X=<low, old, high>

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Problem No.11: Whether Male or Female

Unseen Sample
X=<2, 90, 36l> X=<6, 170, 34>

Problem No.12: Whether success(true) or no(false)

Unseen Sample
X=<US, Yes, Comedy > X=< Europe, No, Science Fiction >
X=< Rest of World, Yes, Comedy >

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Problem No.13: Whether Credit risk is high, moderate or low

Unseen Sample
X=<bad, low, none,>35K > X=< unknown, low, none,0-15K>
X=<good, high adequate,15-35K >

Problem No.14: Determine height whether Small, Tall or Medium

Unseen Sample
X=<M, 2l> X=<F, 1.75>
X=<F, 1.8>

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Problem No.15: Classify whether healthy or ill

Unseen Sample
X=<+, +,-, +> X=<-, -,-, +> X=<-, +,-, +>

Problem No.16: Decision about Credit Card Purchase

Unseen Sample
X=<Very high, excellent> X=<Medium, bad>
X=<High, good> X=<Low, bad>

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