Question 2 How does a training set contribute to predictive modeling?

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 The phrase "A training set serves as a calibration gauge for the model" means that the training data, which is used to train the model, helps in fine-tuning and adjusting the model's parameters to achieve optimal performance. It acts as a reference or standard against which the model's predictions can be calibrated or adjusted.

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