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PROBLEM 2 It is known that...
Please use Bayes theorem and show steps. thank you! PROBLEM 3 Assume that the time people...
Please use Bayes theorem and show steps. thank you!
PROBLEM 3 Assume that the time people spend on a particular social media website on any given day is normally distributed with a mean of 450 seconds and a standard deviation of 100 seconds. a) What percentage of people will spend between 400 and 500 seconds on the site on any given day? b) What percentage of people will spend more than 10 minutes on the site on any given day?...
please use Bayes theorem and show work. thank you :) PROBLEM 1 Assume that 0.5% of...
please use Bayes theorem and show work. thank you :)
PROBLEM 1 Assume that 0.5% of all semiconductor parts produced in a manufacturing process break within one year. The parts can be tested with a very reliable but not perfect screening procedure: • 2.5% of the parts that break within one year pass the test 1% of the parts that do not break within one year do not pass the test A part just failed this test. What is the...
(Bayes’ Theorem) It is known that 4% of the population has the dreaded cooties virus. After...
(Bayes’ Theorem) It is known that 4% of the population has the dreaded cooties virus. After being exposed on the playground, you go to the doctor to get tested for cooties. The test indicates that you have the virus. The test for cooties has a miss rate of 2% and a false positive rate of 8%. What is the probability that you actually have the cooties virus?
Problem 1 (Bayes theorem and spam filters) Suppose you have develop a new algorithm to detect...
Problem 1 (Bayes theorem and spam filters) Suppose you have develop a new algorithm to detect spam in an incoming email message. if the email is spam, there is a 98% chance your algorithm will detect it. On the other hand, if no spam is present, there is a 90% chance the algorithm will indicate that the message is not spam. Suppose that roughly 10% of all your email is spam. a) What is the probability a randomly chosen message...
Use the following scenario for problems 2 and 3: An online clothing retailer knows that historically...
Use the following scenario for problems 2 and 3: An online clothing retailer knows that historically 20% of potential customers that visit its website actually buy something. To see if they can increase the proportion of visitors who buy something, they randomly select 1000 visitors to the website and offer them free shipping if they make a purchase. Of the 1000 visitors who receive this offer, 230 actually buy something. The company wants to test to see if offering free...
Problem 5. (12 points) Bayes' Theorem is a popular tool for spam filtering. You are asked...
Problem 5. (12 points) Bayes' Theorem is a popular tool for spam filtering. You are asked to design a spam filtering algorithm based on whether certain words appear in an email. You were given 1,000 randomly selected emails that entered an email server. You examined these emails and manually labeled each one either as spam or ham (i.e., non-spam). You found that 400 emails are spam and 600 are ham. In these 400 spam emails, you found 200 of thenm...
Problem 5. (12 points) Bayes' Theorem is a popular tool for spam filtering. You are asked...
Problem 5. (12 points) Bayes' Theorem is a popular tool for spam filtering. You are asked to design a spam filtering algorithm based on whether certain words appear in an email. You were given 1,000 randomly selected emails that entered an email server. You examined these emails and manually labeled each one either as spam or ham (i.e., non-spam). You found that 400 emails are spam and 600 are ham. In these 400 spam emails, you found 200 of them...
Use the following scenario for problems 2 and 3: An online clothing retailer knows that historically...
Use the following scenario for problems 2 and 3: An online clothing retailer knows that historically 20% of potential customers that visit its website actually buy something. To see if they can increase the proportion of visitors who buy something, they randomly select 1000 visitors to the website and offer them free shipping if they make a purchase. Of the 1000 visitors who receive this offer, 230 actually buy something. The company wants to test to see if offering free...
please show all work/steps taken or any reasoning used in solving the problem. thank you!
please show all work/steps taken or any reasoning used in
solving the problem.
thank you!
Please show lots of detailed work. Thank you. Exercise 2.5. Use the Binomial Theorem to prove...
Please show lots of detailed work. Thank you.
Exercise 2.5. Use the Binomial Theorem to prove that, for all n 20 and for all x e R, Hint: Set y 1 in Theorem 2.2.8 and then differentiate. Exercise 2.6. Use the result of the previous exercise to find the value of the sum + 2 + 10 10
Please use Bayes theorem and show steps. thank you!
PROBLEM 3 Assume that the time people spend on a particular social media website on any given day is normally distributed with a mean of 450 seconds and a standard deviation of 100 seconds. a) What percentage of people will spend between 400 and 500 seconds on the site on any given day? b) What percentage of people will spend more than 10 minutes on the site on any given day?...
please use Bayes theorem and show work. thank you :)
PROBLEM 1 Assume that 0.5% of all semiconductor parts produced in a manufacturing process break within one year. The parts can be tested with a very reliable but not perfect screening procedure: • 2.5% of the parts that break within one year pass the test 1% of the parts that do not break within one year do not pass the test A part just failed this test. What is the...
Problem 1 (Bayes theorem and spam filters) Suppose you have develop a new algorithm to detect spam in an incoming email message. if the email is spam, there is a 98% chance your algorithm will detect it. On the other hand, if no spam is present, there is a 90% chance the algorithm will indicate that the message is not spam. Suppose that roughly 10% of all your email is spam. a) What is the probability a randomly chosen message...
Use the following scenario for problems 2 and 3: An online clothing retailer knows that historically 20% of potential customers that visit its website actually buy something. To see if they can increase the proportion of visitors who buy something, they randomly select 1000 visitors to the website and offer them free shipping if they make a purchase. Of the 1000 visitors who receive this offer, 230 actually buy something. The company wants to test to see if offering free...
Problem 5. (12 points) Bayes' Theorem is a popular tool for spam filtering. You are asked to design a spam filtering algorithm based on whether certain words appear in an email. You were given 1,000 randomly selected emails that entered an email server. You examined these emails and manually labeled each one either as spam or ham (i.e., non-spam). You found that 400 emails are spam and 600 are ham. In these 400 spam emails, you found 200 of thenm...
Problem 5. (12 points) Bayes' Theorem is a popular tool for spam filtering. You are asked to design a spam filtering algorithm based on whether certain words appear in an email. You were given 1,000 randomly selected emails that entered an email server. You examined these emails and manually labeled each one either as spam or ham (i.e., non-spam). You found that 400 emails are spam and 600 are ham. In these 400 spam emails, you found 200 of them...
Use the following scenario for problems 2 and 3: An online clothing retailer knows that historically 20% of potential customers that visit its website actually buy something. To see if they can increase the proportion of visitors who buy something, they randomly select 1000 visitors to the website and offer them free shipping if they make a purchase. Of the 1000 visitors who receive this offer, 230 actually buy something. The company wants to test to see if offering free...
please show all work/steps taken or any reasoning used in
solving the problem.
thank you!
Please show lots of detailed work. Thank you.
Exercise 2.5. Use the Binomial Theorem to prove that, for all n 20 and for all x e R, Hint: Set y 1 in Theorem 2.2.8 and then differentiate. Exercise 2.6. Use the result of the previous exercise to find the value of the sum + 2 + 10 10
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