What is the total number of features in computation if we have 4 numerical features and...
What is the total number of features in computation if we have 4 numerical features and one categorical feature with 5 categories.
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We have 4 four numerical features and each with 5 categories, then by using the multiplication rule. The total number of categorical features are
4*5 = 20
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