A data set contains 10 numerical predictors, 7 categorical variables with 2 levels, and 3 categorical variables with 4 levels. How many candidate models does the “all possible” procedure generate? (please show how to

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  1. A data set contains 10 numerical predictors, 7 categorical variables with 2 levels, and 3 categorical variables with 4 levels. How many candidate models does the “all possible” procedure generate? (please show how to do it)

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