The world of data and analytics is constantly evolving, and there are more and more approaches, resources, and sources of help. An important thing that you're learning throughout this class is that there are many uncertainties when you're asked to analyze data. Most often, we try to resolve these uncertainties by asking coworkers or managers for more information. This is what we did in one of the previous weeks when we weren't sure what the international bank manager really wanted. But there are certain problems that we'll need to figure out ourselves. For example, one of the datasets for the class projects was in CSV format, which required you to transform it into an Excel file. I didn't give you instructions how to do it, I only hinted that you'll come across this challenge in my weekly announcement. Why? Because in your future work, you'll be encountering unknowns like this every day, and you need to learn how to solve them. This week, I want us to build a repository of trustworthy resources regarding data analytics and data science. Your task for this week is as follows. I'd like you to research the term "confusion matrix". Look at at least