Passing two tests
Put yourself in the shoes of one of the university students. You have two tests coming up in different subjects, and you're running out of time to study. You want to know how much time you have to study each subject to maximize the probability of passing both tests. Fortunately, there's data that you can use.
For subject A, you already fitted a logistic model in model_A
, and for subject B you fitted a model in model_B
. As well as preloading LogisticRegression
from sklearn.linear_model
and numpy
as np
, expit()
, the inverse of the logistic function, has been imported for you from scipy.special
.
This exercise is part of the course
Foundations of Probability in Python
Hands-on interactive exercise
Have a go at this exercise by completing this sample code.
# Specify values to predict
hours_of_study_test_A = [[____], [____], [____], [____], [____]]
# Pass values to predict
predicted_outcomes_A = model_A.predict(____)
print(predicted_outcomes_A)
# Specify values to predict
hours_of_study_test_B = [[____], [____], [____], [____]]
# Pass values to predict
predicted_outcomes_B = model_B.____(____)
print(predicted_outcomes_B)