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Design a simple user login form that accepts the username and password through textboxes. On clicking a "Login" button, display a messagebox with the message "Access granted!" if the login details are correct. Display "Access Denied!" if the login details are incorrect. Refer to the login dialog shown in the figure.
Please import the "admit.csv" into RStudio. In this dataset, we know the GRE score, the GPA, and the rank of 400 applicants for a graduate program. We also know if each of the candidates is admitted. In the admit column, 1 stands for "admitted", and 0 stands for "rejected". Please answer the following questions and include the codes. 1. Import the dataset and call it "mydata". Then check the structure of the data. 2. Convert the data type of the admit and the rank column from int to factors. 3. Randomly select 80% of the dataset as the training set and the rest as the testing set. 4. Train a decision tree model, using admit as the category, and GRE, GPA, and rank as predictors. Then plot the tree. 5. Please answer the question: if a candidate has a GPA of 3.7 and a rank of 4, does this candidate have a higher chance to be admitted or to be rejected? Please note that when you only have two categories, the darker proportion stands for the proportion for 1 in the end node of the tree plot. 6. Please calculate the accuracy of your decision tree model. Please import the "admit.csv" into Rstudio. In this dataset, we know the GRE score, the GPA, and the... $10.00 Original price was: $10.00.$5.00Current price is: $5.00.
Objective: - Use fundamental data structures such as stacks, queues, linked-lists, and trees to represent data and meet application requirements. - Demonstrate knowledge of recursion by describing common applications and by effectively using it to solve problems. - Use appropriate algorithms to solve common computing problems. Problem: In this problem, you will rearrange the nodes in a linked-list from the smallest integer to the largest integer (i.e., the head node should hold the smallest integer in the list). Implement a method called listSort() that receives a value head that points to the first node of the unsorted linked-list. The method then returns a value head which is a reference to the sorted list. The method signature should use the following specification: IntNode listSort(IntNode head) For simplicity, your method will use the selection sort algorithm to sort the linked-list. NOTE: 1. Implement the linked-list application as demonstrated in the lecture video. Therefore, you should submit a complete, stand-alone, runnable program. 2. Your method should be implemented such that it moves an entire node from the unsorted linked-list to the sorted linked-list. Therefore, the unsorted list should reduce in size as the sorted list increases in size. This method should NOT create new nodes. 3. At the end of the operations, the sorted list should have the same number of nodes as the unsorted list initially had. Objective: - Use fundamental data structures such as stacks, queues, linked-lists, and trees to... $15.00 Original price was: $15.00.$10.00Current price is: $10.00.
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Design a simple user login form that accepts the username and password through textboxes. On clicking a "Login" button, display a messagebox with the message "Access granted!" if the login details are correct. Display "Access Denied!" if the login details are incorrect. Refer to the login dialog shown in the figure.
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Design a simple user login form that accepts the username and password through textboxes. On clicking a “Login” button, display a messagebox with the message “Access granted!” if the login details are correct. Display “Access Denied!” if the login details are incorrect. Refer to the login dialog shown in the figure.

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