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    The document discusses using discriminant analysis to determine whether students who took a data visualization certification course should be awarded a badge based on their written test scores, practical test scores, and attendance percentage. The analysis finds the model to be valid with significant discrimination between groups. The model equation shows written test, practical test, and attendance positively contribute to receiving a badge, and the document uses the model to predict that a student with specific scores would not be awarded a badge.

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    The document discusses using discriminant analysis to determine whether students who took a data visualization certification course should be awarded a badge based on their written test scores, practical test scores, and attendance percentage. The analysis finds the model to be valid with significant discrimination between groups. The model equation shows written test, practical test, and attendance positively contribute to receiving a badge, and the document uses the model to predict that a student with specific scores would not be awarded a badge.

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    The document discusses using discriminant analysis to determine whether students who took a data visualization certification course should be awarded a badge based on their written test scores, practical test scores, and attendance percentage. The analysis finds the model to be valid with significant discrimination between groups. The model equation shows written test, practical test, and attendance positively contribute to receiving a badge, and the document uses the model to predict that a student with specific scores would not be awarded a badge.

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    DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS

    An academy Akad wants to award Badge to students who had attended their
    Data Visualization certification course based on three parameters.
    1. Written Test
    2. Practical Test
    3. Attendance
    INPUT:

    Responses:
    OUTPUT:

    Wilks Lambda = 0.34, which is closer to 0, this indicates that the model is good
    and valid. The significance of the model is 0.000. This indicates that there is
    significant discrimination between the two groups and that the F-test would be
    significant at a confidence level of 100%.
    Model:
    Y = -7.085+ PracticalTest*0.055 +WrittenTest*0.026+Attendence*0.024

    From this table we can classify the groups based on average value
    Give Badge 1.689
    Mean 0.325
    Don’t give Badge -1.039

    For a student with 50 marks in Written test, 70 in Practical test and 70 %


    attendance
    Based on our model, Y = -0.255, closer to “No” side
    Hence, the academy wouldn’t give a badge to this student

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