You can leave the default options enabled for each model $($number of nodes, models, iterations,

etc.$).$ After you have run your $3$ models, evaluate each model on the test set.

Finally, using what you have learned in the class these past couple weeks, describe and compare

the performance of each model and comment on if their relative performance met your

expectations. $($Note: I am intentionally not telling you exactly what to report and compare. Think

about what you would want to communicate if you were choosing from among these models and

presenting this is information.$)$