2. Uses Drugs Does not use drugs Total Decision Truth Uses drugs Does not use drugs 570.24 1.54 571.78 29.76 9,398.46 9,428.22 Total 600 9,400 10,000 7. What is the "Accuracy Rate" of this decision rule? Explain what you mean by "Accuracy Rate" in this situation. Accuracy = percent correct decisions = (570.24 +9,398.496)/10,000 = 0.9969 99.7% of time 8. What is the "Sensitivity Rate" of this decision rule? Explain what you mean by "Sensitivity Rate" in this situation. 9. What is the "Specificity Rate" of this decision rule? Explain what you mean by "Specificity Rate" in this situation. 10. What is the "False Omission Rate" of this decision rule? Explain what you mean by "False Omission Rate" in this situation. 11. What is the "False Detection Rate" of this decision rule? Explain what you mean by "False Detection Rate" in this situation. 12. From the perspective of the firm and their efforts to manage the risk of drivers driving while under the influence of drugs, which of these rates would be most important? Explain. If you think more than one would be important, explain why each is important. 13. From the perspective of drivers, which rate do you think they would be most concerned about? Explain. 2. Uses Drugs Does not use drugs Total Decision Truth Uses drugs Does not use drugs 570.24 1.54 571.78 29.76 9,398.46 9,428.22 Total 600 9,400 10,000 7. What is the "Accuracy Rate" of this decision rule? Explain what you mean by "Accuracy Rate" in this situation. Accuracy = percent correct decisions = (570.24 +9,398.496)/10,000 = 0.9969 99.7% of time 8. What is the "Sensitivity Rate" of this decision rule? Explain what you mean by "Sensitivity Rate" in this situation. 9. What is the "Specificity Rate" of this decision rule? Explain what you mean by "Specificity Rate" in this situation. 10. What is the "False Omission Rate" of this decision rule? Explain what you mean by "False Omission Rate" in this situation. 11. What is the "False Detection Rate" of this decision rule? Explain what you mean by "False Detection Rate" in this situation. 12. From the perspective of the firm and their efforts to manage the risk of drivers driving while under the influence of drugs, which of these rates would be most important? Explain. If you think more than one would be important, explain why each is important. 13. From the perspective of drivers, which rate do you think they would be most concerned about? Explain