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Transcribed Image Text:Data analysts at Universal bank is building a classification tree to classify its customers into two
classes: nonacceptors (class 0) and acceptors (class 1) of personal loan offer. Each customer
can be described by a set of attributes, such as age, experience, income, family size,
education, average spending on credit cards per month, etc. The data analysts are in the
process of identifying the most powerful predictor to split a set of training records (denoted by
A). After splitting A with customer's family size, two subsets of records are generated, denoted
by A1 and A2 respectively. The number of nonacceptors and acceptors in A, A1, and A2 are
given below.
А
A1
A2
Number of Nonacceptors
352
340
12
Number of Acceptors
223
36
187
Round your answers to 3 digits after the decimal point.
The Gini index of A is 0.475
The Gini index of A1 is 0.173
The Gini index of A2 is 0.113
The combined Gini index of A1 and A2 is 0.648
The reduction in Gini index if training records are split using customer's family size is
-1.4147
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