1) An airline is analyzing data on 20 male flight attendants and 20 female flight attendants across 6 variables to identify differences in skills. Discriminant analysis will be conducted to build a classification model.
2) Economic cycle data with 4 variables for consumers and producers from 1946 is analyzed to see if the cycles differ. Insignificant variables will be removed to improve the model.
3) Credit card customer data from 2005 with 9 variables is analyzed to build a default prediction model for new customers. Insignificant variables will be removed to improve the model.
1) An airline is analyzing data on 20 male flight attendants and 20 female flight attendants across 6 variables to identify differences in skills. Discriminant analysis will be conducted to build a classification model.
2) Economic cycle data with 4 variables for consumers and producers from 1946 is analyzed to see if the cycles differ. Insignificant variables will be removed to improve the model.
3) Credit card customer data from 2005 with 9 variables is analyzed to build a default prediction model for new customers. Insignificant variables will be removed to improve the model.
1) An airline is analyzing data on 20 male flight attendants and 20 female flight attendants across 6 variables to identify differences in skills. Discriminant analysis will be conducted to build a classification model.
2) Economic cycle data with 4 variables for consumers and producers from 1946 is analyzed to see if the cycles differ. Insignificant variables will be removed to improve the model.
3) Credit card customer data from 2005 with 9 variables is analyzed to build a default prediction model for new customers. Insignificant variables will be removed to improve the model.
An airline wants to study the difference in male and female flight attendants. The HR department has given six test to 20 Male flight attendant and 20 Air hostess. They want to identify a model Q1. Airline for difference in the skill set of the male/female flight attendants.The variables as follows conduct a discriminant analysis and interpret it. There are total 40 rows of data available
These tell the means of the 6
independent variables for both Male flight attendants and Air Hostesses
We find that Intelligence and Emotional
Quotient are not significant and can be removed to form a more efficient model We can observe that Intelligence, Emotional Quotient, & presence of mind have a negative impact on output The Wilks Lambda is less than 0.5 and hence is a good model
We can observe that
Patience is the most important independent variable Various aspects of economic cycles were measured for consumers’ goods and producers’ goods by Tintner (1946) The variables are y1 = length of cycle,
Q2.Economic y2 = percentage of rising prices,
y3 = cyclical amplitude, Cycles y4 = rate of change. Use an appropriate technique to study whether the consumers cycle differs from producer cycle. There are total 19 rows of data available
These tell the means of the 5
independent variables for both Consumer Cycle & Producer Cycle
We find that Item, Percentage of Rising Prices
and Rate of Change are not significant and can be removed to form a more efficient model We can observe that all the independent variables have a positive impact on output except Rate of Change The Wilks Lambda is more than 0.5 and hence is not a good model for classification
We can observe that
Cyclical Amplitude is the most important independent variable This dataset contains information on default payments, demographic factors, credit data, history of Q3. Credit payment, and bill statements of credit card clients on September 2005. The Card company wants to develop a classification model to find defaulter model for new customer. There are total 146 rows of data available
We find that Education is not significant and
can be removed to form a more efficient These tell the means of the 9 independent model variables for Defaulter Classification Model We can observe that most of the independent variables have a positive impact on output except Gender, Education, Marriage, AmountPay