AIF-C01 practice question: Use cases and ML techniques (1 of 3)
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B. Wrong: Binary classification predicts a yes-or-no label. Splitting prices at one target throws away the size of each price, which the company needs.
C. Wrong: Clustering groups vehicles without a target value. It does not produce an estimated resale price for a new car.
D. Wrong: Anomaly detection flags rare, unusual records. It does not predict the price of a typical car at lease end.
Explanation
When the output is a continuous number, such as a price, the problem is regression. Classification predicts categories, clustering groups data without a target, and anomaly detection looks for unusual records. This question tests matching the type of output to the ML problem.
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