What does the term "terminal node" refer to in a decision tree?A:    The node responsible for choosing the best-split pointB:    This node is also known as a leaf node, and is usually accompanied by a potential output valueC:    The node at the top of the tree where decision-making startsD:    Any node that splits the data into two subsets

A decision tree is a diagram consisting of:Group of answer choicescircular decision nodes, square probability nodes, and branches.square decision nodes, circular probability nodes, and branches.any shapes and form that the analyst chooses.branches with angles and distance indicating the likelihood of branch selection.

Each decision node typically corresponds to a specific decision variable or choice. 1 pointTrueFalse

Consider the following decision tree.What is the value associated with node 3?

what is meant by node?

In a binary tree, the node that is directly above another node is called the _____ of that node.a)parentb)leafc)childd)sibling