If in the following dataframe, "target' is our dependent variable; can we perform the Simple linear regression assuming the other fourcolumns as independent variables?sepal_length sepal_width petal_length petal_widthtarget5.13.51.402 Iris-setosa4.93.002 Iris-setosa1.424.73.21.302 Iris-setosa463.11.502 Irs-setosa4503.81.402 Iris-setosa543.91.704 Irs-setosa03 Iris-setosa02 Iris-setosa463.41.4503.41.544291.402 Iris-setosa4.93.11.50.1 Iris-setosaO a. YesO b. Cannot sayO . Cannot work for four input/independent variablesO d. No as the 'target' has non numeric values

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If in the following dataframe, target' is our dependent variable; can we perform the Simple linear regression assuming the other four columns as independent variables? sepal_length sepal_vidth petal_Jength petal_vith target 51 35 1.4 02 Isetosa 49 3.0 14 02 setosa 47 32 13 02 Issetosa 46 3.1 1.5 02 setosa 50 14 02 Iis-setosa 54 39 1.7 04 I-setosa 46 3.4 14 03 Iris-setosa 50 15 02 I-setosa 34 44 29 02 Iris-setosa 14 01 Ire-setosa 49 3.1 1.5 O a. Yes O b. Cannot say O . Cannot work for four input/independent variables O d. No as the 'target' has non numeric values

If in the following dataframe, target' is our dependent variable; can we perform the Simple linear regression assuming the other four columns as independent variables? sepal_length sepal_vidth petal_Jength petal_vith target 51 35 1.4 02 Isetosa 49 3.0 14 02 setosa 47 32 13 02 Issetosa 46 3.1 1.5 02 setosa 50 14 02 Iis-setosa 54 39 1.7 04 I-setosa 46 3.4 14 03 Iris-setosa 50 15 02 I-setosa 34 44 29 02 Iris-setosa 14 01 Ire-setosa 49 3.1 1.5 O a. Yes O b. Cannot say O . Cannot work for four input/independent variables O d. No as the 'target' has non numeric values

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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