Computers and Technology, 13.07.2019 01:30 brobles9118

Consider the following hypothetical bank data on consumers' use of credit card credit facilities in table 11.3. create jmp data, and create a neural network like that used for the tiny data example. use the default validation method (holdback portion).
a. how does the model perform on the validation set?
b. how many parameters are estimated to build this model?
c. use the categorical pro filer to explore how the predicted response changes as you change values of the predictors. describe what you observe.
d. fit another neural network to this same data.

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Consider the following hypothetical bank data on consumers' use of credit card credit facilities in...