How does the uncertainty level differ in EDA, CDA, and Predictive Modeling?
- Uncertainty is equally distributed among all three.
- Uncertainty is highest in CDA, lower in Predictive Modeling, and lowest in EDA.
- Uncertainty is highest in EDA, lower in CDA, and lowest in Predictive Modeling.
- Uncertainty is highest in Predictive Modeling, lower in CDA, and lowest in EDA.
In EDA, where the primary aim is to explore patterns and relationships in the data, the level of uncertainty is highest. This reduces in CDA, which seeks to confirm the hypotheses generated during EDA. The uncertainty level is lowest in Predictive Modeling as it builds on the outcomes of EDA and CDA to make future predictions.
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