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    1. The document describes a classification problem involving mushrooms of various types that grow wildly on a deserted island. 2. Given data on attributes of mushrooms like smell, appearance, etc., the goal is to build a decision tree to classify new mushrooms as poisonous or not poisonous. 3. Assuming a Gaussian-based classifier, the first data point is generated randomly by a Gaussian distribution with mean and usual covariance, and then the class of the data point is determined according to the class prior probabilities.

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    1. The document describes a classification problem involving mushrooms of various types that grow wildly on a deserted island. 2. Given data on attributes of mushrooms like smell, appearance, etc., the goal is to build a decision tree to classify new mushrooms as poisonous or not poisonous. 3. Assuming a Gaussian-based classifier, the first data point is generated randomly by a Gaussian distribution with mean and usual covariance, and then the class of the data point is determined according to the class prior probabilities.

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    1. The document describes a classification problem involving mushrooms of various types that grow wildly on a deserted island. 2. Given data on attributes of mushrooms like smell, appearance, etc., the goal is to build a decision tree to classify new mushrooms as poisonous or not poisonous. 3. Assuming a Gaussian-based classifier, the first data point is generated randomly by a Gaussian distribution with mean and usual covariance, and then the class of the data point is determined according to the class prior probabilities.

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