If the issue set consists entirely of nominal characteristics, vector space-based classification algorithms are usually not the best option. Let me know what you think about this assertion. How would you apply ML to the task of categorizing nominal data?

Is it feasible to compare the differences between a prescriptive and a descriptive model to make the distinction?

4. Draw the Hasse Diagram for the following partial orderings.(a) S = {a, b, c} and ρ = {(a, a),(b, b),(c, c),(a, b),(b, c),(a, c)}(b) S = {a, b, c, d} and ρ = {(a, a),(b, b),(c, c),(d, d),(a, b),(a, c)}(c) S = {∅, {a}, {a, b}, {c}, {a, c}, {b}} and AρB ↔ A ⊆ B.

Can the interface of one of the views be entirely altered without affecting the Model, taking into mind the propagation mechanism and the Model-View-Controller architecture? Break down your decision.

Is it possible, considering the propagation approach, to completely change the look of one view in the Model-View-Controller hierarchy without impacting the Model? Justify your stance.

The database interface of a library allows searching only for a single attribute (such as Title or Author ) in each query. Your friend decided to extend it’s functionality and wrote an algorithm that allows searching for books that satisfy multiple predicates over single attributes in conjunction. He tells you the algorithm reuses the already implemented query functionality and works by intersecting the results ( book id’s ) of queries over single attributes.Which of the following assumptions on your friend’s algorithm are plausible?a) Its worst-case run-time necessarily increases exponentially with respect to the number of attributes in the query.b) Its worst-case run-time depends on the length of the longest result of the single-attribute queries.c) It might be implemented using an join.d) It might be implemented using sorting.

Consider the differences between the kNN classifier and the Naive Bayes classifier, as well as the appropriate use of each classifier at different times. Consider the differences between the kNN classifier and the Naive Bayes classifier, as well as the appropriate use of each classifier at different times.

When the issue set contains only nominal characteristics, vector space-based classification algorithms are usually not the best solution. What are your thoughts on this statement? How would you utilise machine learning to categorise nominal data?

The comparison of deterministic versus non-deterministic computers, which are focused on function rather than relation, piques my interest.

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