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- Logistic regression method is ______.
- Mathematical understanding of the _____and the natural logarithm function is used to understand what logistic regression is and how it works.
- The sigmoid function has values very close to either _______across most of its domain.
- The sigmoid function has values very close to either 0 or 1. This fact makes it suitable for application in ______ methods.
- In Python, _______ represent the natural logarithm of x which is used while applying logistic regression.
- Logistic regression is a linear classifier, so you’ll use a linear function (x) = b0 + b1x1 + ... + brxr, also called the _____.
- In Logistic regression is a linear classifier, so you’ll use a linear function (x) = b0 + b1x1 + ⋯ + brxr, where the variables b0, b1, …, br are called as _______
- The logistic regression function (x) is the sigmoid function of f(x):p(x) =______.
- In Logistic regression ,the function p(x) is often interpreted as the predicted probability that the output for a given x is equal to 1. Therefore, 1 − (x) is the probability that the output is ______.
- Logistic regression determines the best predicted weights b0, b1, ...., br such that the function p(x) is as close as possible to all actual responses yi,i = 1, …, n, where n is the number of observations. The process of calculating the best weights using available observations is called _______.
- In Logistic regression to get the best weights, we usually maximize the log-likelihood function (LLF) for all observations i= 1, …, n. This method is called the ______ .
- The method maximum likelihood estimation is represented by the equation LLF = ______ .
- Binary classification has possible types of results, one of which is True negatives which means _______ .
- Binary classification has possible types of results, one of which is True positives which means _____ .
- Binary classification has possible types of result, one of which is False negatives which means _____ .
- Binary classification has possible types of result, one of which is False positives which means ______ .
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Logistic regression method is _________________.
- a) Any type of output variable.
- b) Only for binary classification output.
- c) More than two outcomes.
- d) None of the above.
Answer - b) Only for binary classification output
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Mathematical understanding of the _________________and the natural logarithm function is used to understand what logistic regression is and how it works.
- a) Sigmoid function.
- b) Linear function.
- c) Tanh function.
- d) Relu function.
Answer - a) Sigmoid function
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The sigmoid function has values very close to either ____________across most of its domain.
- a) Infinity.
- b) Negative values.
- c) 0 or 1.
- d) Always 0.
Answer - c) 0 or 1
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The sigmoid function has values very close to either 0 or 1. This fact makes it suitable for application in ______________ methods.
- a) Classification.
- b) Continuous values prediction.
- c) Both (a) and (b).
- d) None of the above.
Answer - a) Classification
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In Python, _____________ represent the natural logarithm of x which is used while applying logistic regression.
- a) Only math.log(x).
- b) Only numpy.log(x).
- c) Math.log(x) and numpy.log(x) both.
- d) None of the above.
Answer - c) Math.log(x) and numpy.log(x) both
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Logistic regression is a linear classifier, so you’ll use a linear function (x) = b0 + b1x1 + ⋯ + brxr, also called the _____________.
- a) Logit.
- b) Login.
- c) Log.
- d) None of the above.
Answer - a) Logit
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In Logistic regression is a linear classifier, so you’ll use a linear function (x) = b0 + b1x1 + ⋯ + brxr, where the variables b0, b1, …, br are called as _____________
- a) Estimators.
- b) Predicted weights.
- c) Coefficients.
- d) All of the above.
Answer - d) All of the above
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The logistic regression function (x) is the sigmoid function of f(x):p(x) =___________________.
- a) 1 / (1 + exp(-f(x)).
- b) (1 + exp(-f(x)).
- c) (1 - exp(-f(x)).
- d) None of the Above.
Answer - a) 1 / (1 + exp((-f(x))
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In Logistic regression ,the function p(x) is often interpreted as the predicted probability that the output for a given x is equal to 1. Therefore, 1-(x) is the probability that the output is __________.
- a) 1.
- b) Infinity.
- c) 0.
- d) None of the above.
Answer - c) 0
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Logistic regression determines the best predicted weights b0, b1, …, br such that the function p(x) is as close as possible to all actual responses yi, i = 1, …, n, where n is the number of observations. The process of calculating the best weights using available observations is called ___________________.
- a) Data Preprocessing.
- b) Model Validating.
- c) Model training or fitting.
- D) All of the above.
Answer - c) Model training or fitting
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In Logistic regression to get the best weights, we usually maximize the log-likelihood function (LLF) for all observations i = 1, …, n. This method is called the ___________________ .
- a) Minimum likelihood estimation.
- b) Maximum likelihood estimation.
- c) True likelihood estimation.
- d) None of the above.
Answer - b) Maximum likelihood estimation
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The method maximum likelihood estimation is represented by the equation LLF = _________________ .
- a) Σi(yi log(p(xi)) + (1 - yi) log(1 -p(xi))).
- b) (yi log(p(xi)) + (1 - yi) log(1 -p(xi))).
- c) Σi(yi log(p(xi)) + (1 - yi) log(1 -p(xi))).
- d) None of the above.
Answer - a) Σi(yi log(p(xi)) + (1 - yi) log(1 -p(xi)))
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Binary classification has possible types of results, one of which is True negatives which means_________________ .
- a) Correctly predicted negatives (zeros).
- b) Correctly predicted positives (ones).
- c) Incorrectly predicted negatives (zeros).
- d) Incorrectly predicted positives (ones).
Answer - a) Correctly predicted negatives (zeros)
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Binary classification has possible types of results, one of which is True positives which means _________________ .
- a) Correctly predicted negatives (zeros).
- b) Correctly predicted positives (ones).
- c) Incorrectly predicted negatives (zeros).
- d) Incorrectly predicted positives (ones).
Answer - b) correctly predicted positives (ones)
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Binary classification has possible types of result, one of which is False negatives which means _________________ .
- a) Correctly predicted negatives (zeros).
- b) Correctly predicted positives (ones).
- c) Incorrectly predicted negatives (zeros).
- d) Incorrectly predicted positives (ones).
Answer - c) Incorrectly predicted negatives (zeros)
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Binary classification has possible types of result, one of which is False positives which means _________________ .
- a) Correctly predicted negatives (zeros).
- b) Correctly predicted positives (ones).
- c) Incorrectly predicted negatives (zeros).
- d) Incorrectly predicted positives (ones).
Answer - d) Incorrectly predicted positives (ones)
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