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Rate your statistics ability on a scale of 1-10
Given a set of categorical attributes (Job Type, Degree, Major, Company, Industry) and a few numerical features, develop a model to predict the salary. They asked to answer about 10 questions related to assignment.
A & B toss a die, whoever gets 6 first wins. Given A starts first, what's the probability that A can win?
Probability question and a case study
a brief introduction of yourself. And then a question that you have to solve it in python.
1. Probability Question 2. Open-ended case studies
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