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**Data Set**: Load the **OJ** data set, which is in the **ISLR

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Data Set: Load the OJ data set, which is in the ISLR library. Set the random seed to 10. Use 5-fold CV with `caret` to build an artificial neural network with 1 hidden node and no weight decay, to model Purchase as a function of LoyalCH, SalePriceMM, and PriceDiff. Tell `caret` to center and scale the data.

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**Data Set**: Load the **OJ** data set, which is in the **ISLR** library. Set the random seed to 10. Use 5-fold CV with `caret` to build an artificial neural network with 1 hidden node and no weight decay, to model Purchase as a function of LoyalCH, SalePriceMM, and PriceDiff. Tell `caret` to center and scale the data.

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Question Text	Data Set: Load the OJ data set, which is in the ISLR library. Set the random seed to 10. Use 5-fold CV with `caret` to build an artificial neural network with 1 hidden node and no weight decay, to model Purchase as a function of LoyalCH, SalePriceMM, and PriceDiff. Tell `caret` to center and scale the data.
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