A machine learning company claims that its classifier correctly differentiates between images of cats and dogs 7 times out of 10. You want to check this claim, and run the company's classifier on your personal set of data that contains 1; 234 images of cats and dogs. Let X, be 1 if the classifier successfully labeled image i and 0 otherwise. Let S = 1234 * X, be the number of times the classifier was right on your data set. You find empirically that S = 785 with an estimated standard deviation s = 0.48. We further suppose that the classifier guesses are independent. (a) What is the distribution of S? (b) What is the estimated success probability p? (c) What is the 95% confidence interval of the value of p based on the data set X1, X2, X1234? .....

A machine learning company claims that its classifier correctly differentiates between images of cats and dogs 7 times out of 10. You want to check this claim, and run the company's classifier on your personal set of data that contains 1; 234 images of cats and dogs. Let X, be 1 if the classifier successfully labeled image i and 0 otherwise. Let S = 1234 * X, be the number of times the classifier was right on your data set. You find empirically that S = 785 with an estimated standard deviation s = 0.48. We further suppose that the classifier guesses are independent. (a) What is the distribution of S? (b) What is the estimated success probability p? (c) What is the 95% confidence interval of the value of p based on the data set X1, X2, X1234? .....

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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