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Explain data science lifecycle
Questions about the data set and evaluation metrics from my last ML model at a consulting project
What i know about BP.
What material would you select for a driveshaft?
Do you really dedicate your career to research?
Do you know SQL?
Are you ok with travel?
How would you go about a stressful situation
Dogs are being trained to smell explosives. After the training 100 dogs are being presented with 8 pairs of bags, such that each pair has one beg with explosives and one that isn't. If out of the 100 only one dog had all the 8 pairs guessed correctly, what are the chance that the training has worked ? (Calculate the p-value of this)
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