Define the below two classification methods: 

The decision trees and Naive Bayes. 

Elaborate on the theories behind these classifiers. Which one of these classifiers are considered computationally efficient for high dimensional problems and why?

2-page paper - double spaced. (Does not include the title page and the reference page)

APA format

2 scholarly references

Essay 4: Upon completing Module/Week 5 Reading and Study items, you will be well equipped to write an essay that shows your ability to describe prenatal development, including milestones and threats; define Eriksons theory of psychosocial development; differentiate between Piaget and Vygotskys models of cognitive development; identify the key changes (physiological and psychological) that occur during adolescence; and discuss the predictors of successful aging. (MLOs: A, B, C, D)  MUST BE APA STYLE WITH PAGE NUMBER AT THE TOP RIGHT CORNER AND A MINIMUM OF 400 WORDS

 If an attacker can retrieve the API and libraries, then use these to write an agent, and then get the attackers agent installed, how should Digital Diskus protect itself from such an attack? Should the business analytics system provide a method of authentication of valid agents in order to protect against a malicious one? Is the agent a worthy attack surface? 

***** Respond in a paragraph following the established guidelines. The answer must be of a substantial nature and with quotes present in the textbook. Agree or disagree is not appropriate. 

***** Only use this book and specific pages.   Represent the quotes (author, year, and page) when reflecting the content in your paragraph with concepts fundament or content about Dr.  Fernald of the book.

Source of reference: ONLY textbook: Lerner, J.W. (2015). Learning disabilities and related disabilities: strategies for success (13th ed.). Stamford, CT: Cengage learning.

Peer 1

Remarkable Clinical Teacher

Word recognition is a serious problem for learners with special needs; the inability to recognize printed words or comprehend new ones prevents normal development of other reading skills in children and could even affect their entire school life.  Most psychologists attribute