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The document outlines a process for calculating the Mean Absolute Error (MAE) for various features related to a dataset. It identifies 'Sex' as the feature with the lowest MAE, followed by 'Age' after splitting by 'Sex = Female'. For 'Sex = Male', 'BP' is determined to be the best feature based on MAE calculations.

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ML Ex

The document outlines a process for calculating the Mean Absolute Error (MAE) for various features related to a dataset. It identifies 'Sex' as the feature with the lowest MAE, followed by 'Age' after splitting by 'Sex = Female'. For 'Sex = Male', 'BP' is determined to be the best feature based on MAE calculations.

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Step 1: Calculate the first MAE

1. Calculate the Mean Absolute Error (MAE) for each feature:


- `Sex`: MAE = 0.264
- `BP`: MAE = 0.331
- `Age`: MAE = 0.44
- `Cholesterol`: MAE = 0.456

2. Select the feature with the lowest MAE: `Sex`.

Step 2: Split `Sex = Female`


Features to Consider: `Age`, `BP`, `Cholesterol`
1. Calculate the MAE for each feature:
- `Age`: MAE = 0.125
- `BP`: MAE = 0.33
- `Cholesterol`: MAE = 0.45

2. Best feature: `Age`.

Split by `Age`:
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Step 3: Split `Age = Middle-age` (Sex = Female)


Features to Consider: `BP`, `Cholesterol`
1. Calculate the MAE for each feature:
- `BP`: MAE = 0.0 (Best split).
- `Cholesterol`: MAE = 0.5.
2. Best feature: `BP`.

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Step 4: Split `Sex = Male`


Features to Consider: `Age`, `BP`, `Cholesterol`
1. Calculate the MAE for each feature:
- `BP`: MAE = 0.143
- `Age`: MAE = 0.44
- `Cholesterol`: MAE = 0.456

2. Best feature: `BP`.

Split by `BP`:

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