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![4. Cancer is a disease caused by abnormal growth and proliferation of cells
in the body. A model is constructed to predict whether a cancer is
malignant (1) or benign (0) using uniformity in cell size (X1, score from 1
to 10) and uniformity in cell shape (X2, score from 1 to 10). The biopsy
results of two hundred randomly selected patients from a certain hospital
were used to construct the following model:
π(y=1)
In[((-²)] = −5.07 +0.60X₁ +0.79X₂
[1¬n(y=1)]
The confusion matrix for the constructed model is shown below:
Outcome
0 (benign)
1 (malignant)
The accuracy of the model is
A. 7.0
B. 62.0
C. 91.8
D. 93.0
_%.
Predicted Probability
< 0.5
> 0.5
130
5
9
56](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/f1f67017-59ec-419f-9d53-2e8b826a5e78/92982524-8a00-44b2-a360-015cc3a7f307/04ma4r7_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:4. Cancer is a disease caused by abnormal growth and proliferation of cells
in the body. A model is constructed to predict whether a cancer is
malignant (1) or benign (0) using uniformity in cell size (X1, score from 1
to 10) and uniformity in cell shape (X2, score from 1 to 10). The biopsy
results of two hundred randomly selected patients from a certain hospital
were used to construct the following model:
π(y=1)
In[((-²)] = −5.07 +0.60X₁ +0.79X₂
[1¬n(y=1)]
The confusion matrix for the constructed model is shown below:
Outcome
0 (benign)
1 (malignant)
The accuracy of the model is
A. 7.0
B. 62.0
C. 91.8
D. 93.0
_%.
Predicted Probability
< 0.5
> 0.5
130
5
9
56
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