Distinguish between a predictor variable and a criterion variable
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: A predictor variable is the variable with values that are known and can be used to predict values of a criterion variable, which is the to-be-predicted variable with unknown values that can be predicted or estimated, given known values of the predictor variable
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