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You could downioad the datasets from the link under References Resources o Use the fit dataset to build models based on 10-fold cross validation. When you build the model, you will get several statistical indicators, the measures of the quality of fit (in the case of fit data) and the predictive quality (for the test data), at the end of each run, as listed below Correlation coefficient . Mean absolute error (also called AAE, which stands for Average Absolute Error) - Root mean squared error Relative absolute error Root relative squared error o The Linear regression models could be built with three different options for attribute selection in WEKA No Attribute Selection M5 method Greedy method o You have to use each attribute selection method for building the models Consequently, you will have three different models. Compare the models, how many and which independent variables were selected? After building the models, evaluate their performance by supplying the test data set. Compare Absolute Error) . Root mean squared error - Relative absolute error . Root relative squared error o The Linear regression models could be built with three different options for attribute selection in WEKA No Attribute Selection . M5 method . Greedy method o You have to use each attribute selection method for building the models Consequently, you will have three different models. Compare the models, how many and which independent variables were selected? After building the models, evaluate their performance by supplying the test data set. Compare the quality of fit and predictive quality for each model built. Also compare the qualities of fit and predictive qualities among all the different models respectively. Your comparisons should not be based on just one parameter. Use all the statistical indicators (mentioned hereabove) provided by Weka to perform the comparisons Don't forget to include all the results based on the 10-fold cross validation and the test data set for each model o You could downioad the datasets from the link under References Resources o Use the fit dataset to build models based on 10-fold cross validation. When you build the model, you will get several statistical indicators, the measures of the quality of fit (in the case of fit data) and the predictive quality (for the test data), at the end of each run, as listed below Correlation coefficient . Mean absolute error (also called AAE, which stands for Average Absolute Error) - Root mean squared error Relative absolute error Root relative squared error o The Linear regression models could be built with three different options for attribute selection in WEKA No Attribute Selection M5 method Greedy method o You have to use each attribute selection method for building the models Consequently, you will have three different models. Compare the models, how many and which independent variables were selected? After building the models, evaluate their performance by supplying the test data set. Compare Absolute Error) . Root mean squared error - Relative absolute error . Root relative squared error o The Linear regression models could be built with three different options for attribute selection in WEKA No Attribute Selection . M5 method . Greedy method o You have to use each attribute selection method for building the models Consequently, you will have three different models. Compare the models, how many and which independent variables were selected? After building the models, evaluate their performance by supplying the test data set. Compare the quality of fit and predictive quality for each model built. Also compare the qualities of fit and predictive qualities among all the different models respectively. Your comparisons should not be based on just one parameter. Use all the statistical indicators (mentioned hereabove) provided by Weka to perform the comparisons Don't forget to include all the results based on the 10-fold cross validation and the test data set for each model o