## Вeef ## Pork Yes No Total ## Yes 75 492 567 ## No 441 8827 9268 ## Total 516 9319 9835 (a) Compute the support, confidence, and lift for the rule {pork} → {beef}. Include your calculations for each. Hint: You do not need to import the data set to complete this problem. You can use the provided table instead if you wish. (b) Interpret the lift for this rule. What does it say about the association of beef and pork purchases?

## Вeef ## Pork Yes No Total ## Yes 75 492 567 ## No 441 8827 9268 ## Total 516 9319 9835 (a) Compute the support, confidence, and lift for the rule {pork} → {beef}. Include your calculations for each. Hint: You do not need to import the data set to complete this problem. You can use the provided table instead if you wish. (b) Interpret the lift for this rule. What does it say about the association of beef and pork purchases?

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

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ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

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Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.3: Measures Of Spread

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