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Assume that are 7 records, 3 with a target of Y=1 and 4 with a target of Y=0. A

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Question

Assume that are 7 records, 3 with a target of Y=1 and 4 with a target of Y=0. A models scores that records and calculates the following probabilities that Y=1.

Record A   Y=1   Prob(Y=1) = 0.95
Record B   Y=1   Prob(Y=1) = 0.85
Record C   Y=1   Prob(Y=1) = 0.75

Record W   Y=0   Prob(Y=1) = 0.90
Record X   Y=0   Prob(Y=1) = 0.80
Record Y   Y=0   Prob(Y=1) = 0.75
Record Z   Y=0   Prob(Y=1) = 0.60

Referring to the CONCORDANT / DISCORDANT PROBLEM data, exactly how many TOTAL PAIRS of numbers need to be compared?

Explanation / Answer

Compare each predicted value in first dataset with each predicted value in second dataset. Total Number of pairs to compare = x * y x: Number of observations in first dataset (actual values of 1 in dependent variable) y: Number of observations in second dataset (actual values of 0 in dependent variable). So, answer is 3*4 = 12 cases to be compred.