Problem 5: Rerun the Instructor Led logistic Regression Lab again to answer these questions. 1. What is the appropriate data type for independent variables (predictor attributes) in logistic regression? What about for the dependent variable (target or label attribute)? (4 points) 2. Compare the predictions for Rows 265 and 273 in the Lab example model. (8points) a. What is the major difference between these two people, and how does it affect their predicted 2ad_Heart_Attack risk? b. Locate other 67 year old men in the results and compare them to the men on rows 265 and 273. How do they compare? c. Can you spot areas where the men represented on rows 265 and 273 could improve their chances of not suffering a second heart attack? 3. What is the difference between confidence (Yes) and confidence (No) in the Lab example model? (4points) 4. How can you set an attribute role to be 'label' in RapidMiner with using the Set Role operator? What is one drawback to doing it that way? (4points) Problem 5: Rerun the Instructor Led logistic Regression Lab again to answer these questions. 1. What is the appropriate data type for independent variables (predictor attributes) in logistic regression? What about for the dependent variable (target or label attribute)? (4 points) 2. Compare the predictions for Rows 265 and 273 in the Lab example model. (8points) a. What is the major difference between these two people, and how does it affect their predicted 2ad_Heart_Attack risk? b. Locate other 67 year old men in the results and compare them to the men on rows 265 and 273. How do they compare? c. Can you spot areas where the men represented on rows 265 and 273 could improve their chances of not suffering a second heart attack? 3. What is the difference between confidence (Yes) and confidence (No) in the Lab example model? (4points) 4. How can you set an attribute role to be 'label' in RapidMiner with using the Set Role operator? What is one drawback to doing it that way? (4points)