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**15. Look at the words with the strongest weights (in either direction). Do any surprise you? What do they suggest about how the model is making its decisions?**
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*Your answer:*
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## Final Questions
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**16. Pick a different classification problem (for example: positive vs. negative movie reviews,
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news articles vs. opinion pieces, or medical vs. general-audience text).
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Propose five features you would extract to classify it, and explain your reasoning.**
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Problem I chose:
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| Feature name | What it measures | Why it might help |
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**17. Could adding more features ever *hurt* the performance of a classifier? Explain
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when and why this might happen.**
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*Your answer:*
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**18. In this lab you split the data into 70% training and 30% testing. What would happen
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if you used 99% for training and 1% for testing? What about 1% for training and 99%
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for testing?**
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*Your answer:*
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