Predictive analytics uses statistical modeling to draw conclusions and predict behavior based on the assumption that:
a. What has happened in the past will continue to happen in the future.
b. What has happened in the past will not happen in the future.
c. What has happened in the past has no impact on what will happen in the future.
d. None of the above are assumptions used in predictive analytics.
A
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