QUIZ 2

  • Due No due date
  • Points 100
  • Questions 10
  • Time Limit None
  • Allowed Attempts Unlimited

Instructions

About This Quiz

  • Course content tested: Machine Learning Concepts, Econometrics, Causal Inference, Supervised vs Unsupervised Learning, Bias-Variance Tradeoff
  • Quiz format: multiple choice
  • Time limit: none
  • Number of attempts: unlimited

Objectives

This assignment will guide your learning process to ensure you can:

  • Distinguish between machine learning, artificial intelligence, and econometrics, and explain their roles in economic analysis. (CLO E, MLO 1)
  • Identify and explain the differences between regression and classification problems in machine learning, including appropriate algorithms and evaluation metrics for each. (CLO B, MLO 2)
  • Describe the key characteristics of supervised and unsupervised learning approaches, providing examples of their applications in economics. (CLO C, MLO 3)
  • Explain the concept of the bias-variance tradeoff and its importance in selecting and optimizing machine learning models. (CLO B, MLO 4)
  • Calculate and interpret common performance metrics for regression and classification models, such as MSE, R-squared, accuracy, and ROC curves. (CLO B, D, MLO 5)
  • Analyze how machine learning (prediction) and econometrics (causal inference) complement each other in addressing economic questions, and provide examples of appropriate use cases for each approach. (CLO E, F, MLO 6)

(CLO) stands for Course Learning Objective. (MLO) stands for Module Learning Objective You will find a complete list of Course Learning Objectives in the Syllabus and on the Start Here: Course Overview page. Module Objectives are listed on the Module Introduction pages. Each Assignment Objective and Module Objective in this course has its associated course-level objective indicated in parentheses to clarify the relationship between the two.  

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