Python + Machine Learning
This variable type is named after a person
What is a Boolean variable?
This portion of the data was separated out in the first data sampler and used at the end of the Chicago workflow
What is evaluation data?
We use these to reason ourselves out of standing by our morals
What is a rationalization?
Multiple cities have banned government use of this technology that Jen Lee talked about
What is facial recognition technology?
This mammal has no vocal chords
What is a giraffe?
A library that Pandas relies on for its matrices
What is NumPy?
A test that examines the independence of two events
What is chi2?
“If I don’t do it they’ll just hire someone else to do it” is an example of this
What is futility?
The difference between these two fields is that one focuses on criminal behavior and the other focuses on the system's response to crime
What are criminological studies and criminal justice?
This popular children's board book, featuring a green and red insect, was first published in 1969
What is The Very Hungry Caterpillar?
The algorithm used in spam filters
What is Naive Bayes?
For supervised learning, the property/classification being predicted needs to be set to this
What is the target?
This word encompasses caring about your own wellbeing
What is prudence?
This CJ perspective focuses on every defendant receiving the full share of legal rights granted by the law
What is the Due Process perspective?
Known as "The Land of White Elephants," this country is also home to the world's largest fish
What is Thailand?
The variable that limits overfitting by shrinking coefficients is called this
What is the regularization rate?
The option you should select in the “Continuize Discrete Variables” in the “Preprocess” Widget
What is "treat as ordinal"?
This is the act of guessing what hasn’t been observed
What is prediction?
A concrete sign that signifies abstractions
What is a symbol?
A bumblebee has this many eyes
What is five?
Instead of using labels, this type of algorithm groups data points to independently find patterns
What is unsupervised learning?
We use this type of distance when calculating the distance between points for clustering. In 3D, the formula can be written as sqrt((x1-x2)2+(y1-y2)2>+(z1-z2)2)
What is Euclidean?
This is a psychological phenomenon wherein high expectations lead to improved performance in a given area
What is the pygmalion effect?
One of the earliest and most complete written legal codes that was rediscovered in 1901
What is the code of Hammurabi
The first Starbucks was opened in this city, in 1971
What is Seattle?