Project 5
Spring 2017
Due: Mon, May 1 @ 11:59 P.M.
10 points
The implementations must follow sound principles of object-oriented Implement each learner as a single executable. No windows. No menus. No prompts. Just do it.
The logic of the implementation should be the same as that for the previous implementations. If the user runs a learner and specifies only a training set, then the program should evaluate using 10-fold cross-validation and output the results. Naturally, the user can use the -x switch to change the default. If the user provides the -p switch and a proportion, then the program conducts an evaluation using the hold-out method. Otherwise, if the user specifies both a training and testing set, then the program should build a model from the training set, evaluate it on the testing set, and output the results.
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