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6 (six) multi-part questions, with point values noted for each question.

Problems #1 (20 points)

Using an “Addiction” dataset, a researcher has prepared the following table of patient counts:

Ethnicity

Age Category

Alcohol

Cocaine

Heroin

Row Total

Black

Old

30

48

17

95

 

Young

25

72

13

110

Hispanic

Old

7

0

5

12

 

Young

8

7

19

34

White

Old

60

2

17

79

 

Young

26

10

34

70

Column Total

 

156

139

105

400

Use the table above and Excel to classify patient addiction type (Alcohol, Cocaine, Heroin) using Ethnicity and Age Category:

• Construct a C4.5 decision tree (two levels deep only).

Problem #2 (15 points)

Use R/Python and the NYNJ_zipcode_population.csv file to cluster the zip codes of New Jersey and New York into 3 clusters. Use “Low_income” percent and “Total_Pop” as clustering attributes. (Algorithm=hierarchical, linkage=simple).

• What are the members of each cluster?

• Is there an unusual zip code? If so, what is the zip code?

Problem #3 (10 points)

Use R/Python and the NYNJ_zipcode_population.csv file to cluster the zip codes of New Jersey and New York into 5 clusters. Use “Low_income” percent and “Total_Pop” as clustering attributes (Algorithm=kmeans).

• What are the members of each cluster?

Problem #4 (20 points)

Use an Artificial Neural Network, with 10 nodes in the hidden layer, learning rate of .001, and the standard scaler (StandardScaler) to develop a classification model for the heart_attack .CSV dataset using 30% of the data as training data. (See the data dictionary below).

• What is the model accuracy ?

Problem #5 (20 points)

Use Random Forest to develop a classification model for the heart_attack .CSV dataset using 30% of the data as training data. (See the data dictionary below).

• What is the most important feature? Why?

• Show your model metrics.

Problem #6 (15 points)

Using data in the table below, construct a Neural Network with one Output Layer (z) and one Hidden Layer (A and B).

• Calculate the predicted outcome if the inputs to the input nodes are (x=1, Node 1=.4, Node 2=.7 Node 3= .7 and Node 4=.2).

• Adjust the weight if the actual output is 0.8500

From

To

Weight

X

A

0.5

Node 1

A

0.6

Node 2

A

0.8

Node 3

A

0.6

Node 4

A

0.2

x

B

0.7

Node 1

B

0.9

Node 2

B

0.8

Node 3

B

0.4

Node 4

B

0.2

xx

z

0.5

A

z

0.9

B

z

0.9

Data Dictionary

Attribute

Description

Target/Attribute

Heart_Attack

Type of Heart Attack (Mild, Light, Massive)

Target

RestHR

Resting Heart Rate

Attribute

MaxHR

Maximum Heart Rate

Attribute

RecHR

Recovery Heart Rate

Attribute

BP

Blood Pressure

Attribute

Data dependencies: NYNJ_zipcode_population.csv, Heart_attack.CSV

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