1. Your friend has a strong opinion on cars: he either likes a car or doesnot like it at all. We have collected the following training data abouthis preferences using the featuresColor taking values: Red, Yellow;|Type taking values: Sports, SUV;Origin taking values: Domestic, Imported.NocolorlikesoriginSports DomesticSports DomesticSports Domestictype1RedYesRedNoRedYes4Yellow Sports DomesticNoYellow Sports Imported YesImported NoImported Yes6.Yellow SUVYellow SUV8Yellow SUVDomesticNoImported NoSports Imported9.RedSUV10RedUse a naive Bayes' classifier to predict whether your friend likes a RedDomestic SUV. Explain your computation in detail.

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Your friend has a strong opinion on cars: he either likes a car or does not like it at all. We have collected the following training data about his preferences using the features Color taking values: Red, Yellow; Type taking values: Sports, SUV; Origin taking values: Domestic, Imported. No color likes origin Sports Domestic Yes Sports Domestic No Sports Domestic Yes Yellow Sports Domestic No Yellow Sports Imported Yes Imported No Imported Yes Domestic No Imported No Sports | Imported Yes type 1 Red 2 Red 3 Red 4 5 6 Yellow SUV Yellow SUV 8 Yellow SUV 9. Red SUV 10 Red Use a naive Bayes' classifier to predict whether your friend likes a Red Domestic SUV. Explain your computation in detail.

Your friend has a strong opinion on cars: he either likes a car or does not like it at all. We have collected the following training data about his preferences using the features Color taking values: Red, Yellow; Type taking values: Sports, SUV; Origin taking values: Domestic, Imported. No color likes origin Sports Domestic Yes Sports Domestic No Sports Domestic Yes Yellow Sports Domestic No Yellow Sports Imported Yes Imported No Imported Yes Domestic No Imported No Sports | Imported Yes type 1 Red 2 Red 3 Red 4 5 6 Yellow SUV Yellow SUV 8 Yellow SUV 9. Red SUV 10 Red Use a naive Bayes' classifier to predict whether your friend likes a Red Domestic SUV. Explain your computation in detail.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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