Suppose your input space X is a set of all integers between 0 and 10 (including both 0 and 10). You are going to learn a binary classifier. (a) The hypothesis space H is a set of all possible classifiers, which is H= {h:X {1,2,3,-1}}. How many different hypotheses do you have in H? In other words, what is IHI? (Hint: Answer by formula rather than evaluating it as a number), (b) You indeed have some prior intuition about the data, knowing that h(x) = 0 if x is an odd number. Let H' be the restricted hypothesis space (meaning H'H) that obeys your intuition. How many different hypotheses do you have in H