Given the following small data set, answer the following questions. a. Provide a brief description of the dataset. b. Provide a summary that describes the features in the data set as proposed in the case study mentioned in question 1. c. List the issues we need to fix to get good quality data. d. What do you recommend to fix them? Day Outlook Temperature Wind Picnic D1 Overcast 17 Strong Yes D2 Rain 20.5 Strong No D3 Overcast 26.5 Weak Yes D4 Rain 20 red Yes D5 Rain 19 Weak Yes D6 Rain 17.5 Strong No D7 Sunny 27.5 Weak No D8 Saturday 21 Weak No D9 Sunny 19.5 Yes D10 Overcast Strong Yes D11 Sunny 22.5 Strong Yes D12 Rain 22.5 Weak Yes D13 Overcast 25.5 Weak Yes D14 Sunny 26 Strong No

Given the following small data set, answer the following questions. a. Provide a brief description of the dataset. b. Provide a summary that describes the features in the data set as proposed in the case study mentioned in question 1. c. List the issues we need to fix to get good quality data. d. What do you recommend to fix them? Day Outlook Temperature Wind Picnic D1 Overcast 17 Strong Yes D2 Rain 20.5 Strong No D3 Overcast 26.5 Weak Yes D4 Rain 20 red Yes D5 Rain 19 Weak Yes D6 Rain 17.5 Strong No D7 Sunny 27.5 Weak No D8 Saturday 21 Weak No D9 Sunny 19.5 Yes D10 Overcast Strong Yes D11 Sunny 22.5 Strong Yes D12 Rain 22.5 Weak Yes D13 Overcast 25.5 Weak Yes D14 Sunny 26 Strong No

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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