Row Type Flies Habitat carnivore Result 1 Mammal False Asia False Yes 2 Bird True Africa False Yes 3 Mammal True Americas True Yes 4 Mammal False Asia False Yes 5 Insect False Asia False No 6 Bird True Americas True Yes 7 Mammal False Asia True Yes 8 Insect False Africa True No

Row Type Flies Habitat carnivore Result 1 Mammal False Asia False Yes 2 Bird True Africa False Yes 3 Mammal True Americas True Yes 4 Mammal False Asia False Yes 5 Insect False Asia False No 6 Bird True Americas True Yes 7 Mammal False Asia True Yes 8 Insect False Africa True No

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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We use the ID3 Algorithm to form a decision tree for the following labelled data (the labels are in the "Results" column).

What will be the root of the tree?

Row Type
Flies
Habitat
carnivore Result
1
Mammal False
Asia
False Yes
2
Bird
True
Africa
False Yes
3
Mammal True
Americas True
Yes
4
Mammal False
Asia False
Yes
5
Insect False
Asia
False
No
6
Bird True
Americas True
Yes
7
Mammal False
Asia
True
Yes
8
Insect False
Africa
True
No

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