(* ::Package:: *) classssssssss={"The slope measures the rate of change"->"GOOD", "The more the slope the faster the rate of change"->"GOOD", "The lesser the slope the slower the rate of change"->"GOOD", "Rate of change higher for larger slope"->"GOOD", "slope indicates the rate of change"->"GOOD", "the change rate is slope"->"GOOD", "rate of change of a variable is slope"->"GOOD", (*options of answers from Deidre:*) "The annual cost of owning a car increases by"->"GOOD", "For every km driven, the annual cost of owning a car increases by"->"GOOD", "represents the extra cost of diving a car for every km driven"->"GOOD", "the cost of owning the car increases by"->"GOOD", "represents the rate at which the cost of the car goes up per km driven"->"GOOD", (**) "slope indicates change"->"OK", "slope shows the rate"->"OK", "slope shows how it is changing"->"OK", "slope is the rate of change"->"OK" }; SLOPE`class=Classify[classssssssss,IndeterminateThreshold->0.8,PerformanceGoal->"Quality",Method->{All->{"Markov","AdditiveSmoothing"->0.1}}]; classssssssss2={"y-intercept is intersection of line with y axis"->"GOOD", "intersection of line with y-axis is y intercept"->"GOOD", "the point of intersection of a line with y axis is y-intercept"->"GOOD", "where the graph crosses y axis"->"GOOD", "where the line crosses y axis"->"GOOD", "The y-intercept of this line is the value of y at the point where the line crosses the y axis"->"GOOD", "rate of change of a variable is slope"->"GOOD", "where the line intersects y axis"->"GOOD", "represents the cost of owning a car when 0 km are driven"->"GOOD", "represents the cost of owning a car when 0km are driven"->"GOOD", "intersection with y axis"->"OK", "y axis intersection"->"OK", "point of intersection along y axis"->"OK", "y axis and line intersection"->"OK", "where the line and y axis cross"->"OK", "where the line intersect y axis"->"OK" }; YINTERCEPT`class=Classify[classssssssss2,IndeterminateThreshold->0.8,PerformanceGoal->"Quality",Method->{All->{"Markov","AdditiveSmoothing"->0.1}}];