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What statistical relationship measures association between two variables?
Answer: Correlation
Why: Classic spurious correlations include the famous link between ice cream sales and shark attacks, both driven by warm weather.
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In high dimensions, where does nearly all of a hypercube's volume lie?
Answer: In the corners
Why: In ten dimensions, an inscribed hypersphere occupies less than 0.25% of the surrounding hypercube's volume.
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What happens to distances between data points as dimensions increase?
Answer: Distances between all points become nearly equal
Why: Because volume grows exponentially with dimensions, high-dimensional spaces are mostly empty, making nearest-neighbor search far less discriminative.
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Which probability distribution has a symmetrical bell-shaped curve?
Answer: Normal distribution
Why: In a normal distribution, roughly 68% of all data points fall within one standard deviation of the central mean.
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What problem causes high bias in a machine learning model?
Answer: Underfitting
Why: Underfitting happens when an oversimplified model misses underlying patterns, hurting both training and test scores.
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Which metric equals the maximum single-coordinate difference?
Answer: Chebyshev distance
Why: Because it tracks only the greatest single axis difference, Chebyshev distance matches how a chess king moves across a board.