True or False?1) Polynomial fitting has only one form: y(x) = ax+b2) KNN counts the closest K+1 points in order to make a classification decision3) The Bernouli distribution is a binary distribution4) The central limit theorem assumes that the aggregation of N random variables follows abinomial distribution.5) Sequential estimation methods are important for on-line applications6) Histogram methods useK neighbor points to make a classification decision7) In kernel density estimation, we fix V and we estimate K from the data8) There are 6 kinds of decision approaches9) In decision theory, there is the "reject option10) The entropy concept of X variable is based on the probability density of x (i.e., p(x))

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True or False? 1) Polynomial fitting has only one form: y(x) = ax+b 2) KNN counts the closest K+1 points in order to make a classification decision 3) The Bernouli distribution is a binary distribution

True or False? 1) Polynomial fitting has only one form: y(x) = ax+b 2) KNN counts the closest K+1 points in order to make a classification decision 3) The Bernouli distribution is a binary distribution

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In a 2-proportion test, two separate proportions are measured at the same time, and their similarity is evaluated. It is also known as a 2-proportion z-test, and a comparison of two different proportions is done in this method.

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1) Polynomial fitting has only one form: y(x) = ax+b
2) KNN counts the closest K+1 points in order to make a classification decision
3) The Bernouli distribution is a binary distribution
4) The central limit theorem assumes that the aggregation of N random variables follows a
binomial distribution.
5) Sequential estimation methods are important for on-line applications
6) Histogram methods useK neighbor points to make a classification decision
7) In kernel density estimation, we fix V and we estimate K from the data
8) There are 6 kinds of decision approaches
9) In decision theory, there is the "reject option
10) The entropy concept of X variable is based on the probability density of x (i.e., p(x))

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