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Dataset predicting number of people having >$10000 in bankAnswer choicesSelect only one optionREVISITOut of 200 cases, our classification model predicted “YES” 135 times, and “NO” 5 times.Out of 200 cases, our classification model predicted “YES” 125 times, and “NO” 65 times.Out of 200 cases, our classification model predicted “YES” 135 times, and “NO” 65 times.Out of 200 cases, our classification model predicted “YES” 135 times, and “NO” 60 times.

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Dataset predicting number of people having >$10000 in bankAnswer choicesSelect only one optionREVISITOut of 200 cases, our classification model predicted “YES” 135 times, and “NO” 5 times.Out of 200 cases, our classification model predicted “YES” 125 times, and “NO” 65 times.Out of 200 cases, our classification model predicted “YES” 135 times, and “NO” 65 times.Out of 200 cases, our classification model predicted “YES” 135 times, and “NO” 60 times.

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