9.9 - Step 8: Predict for New Student
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Practice Questions
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What structure do we use for input when predicting a new student's outcome?
💡 Hint: Think about how we organize data in rows and columns.
What is the output of the model's prediction?
💡 Hint: Recall the meaning of the numbers we used for passing and failing.
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What is the output of the model.predict() function?
💡 Hint: Think about how we defined passing and failing.
True or False: You can feed non-numerical data directly into the predict function.
💡 Hint: What was the key preprocessing step in our project?
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Challenge Problems
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You receive a new student's information indicating they studied for 3 hours, had 75% attendance but did not take a preparation course. Formulate a way to predict their outcome using the model. What will be your input, and what do you expect if their model performance is reliable?
💡 Hint: Compare their attributes against the previously successful students.
If two students have identical attendance and preparation course status but different study hours (one studied 2 hours and another 10), how would you expect their predictions to differ? Use their study hours as a core factor in your prediction.
💡 Hint: Think back to how study hours affected past predictions.
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