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Implement the function bestsplit(D, criterion) which takes as an input a dataset D, a string value from the set {IG , GINI , CART} which specifies a measure of interest. This function should return the best possible split for measure criterion in the form of a tuple (i, value), where i is the attribute index and value is the split value. The function should probe all possible values for each attribute and all attributes to form splits of the form Xi value..
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(define (delete t v)
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- 1. Implement the function bestsplit(D, criterion) which takes as an input a dataset D, a string value from the set {IG , GINI , CART} which specifies a measure of interest. This function should return the best possible split for measure criterion in the form of a tuple (i, value), where i is the attribute index and value is the split value. The function should probe all possible values for each attribute and all attributes to form splits of the form Xi value.