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-- Q1: Aggregate the data to develop detectors at the student-level. Which student has the highest percentage of gaming? (Hint: One way to do this is to create a dummy variable for each observation, 1 if gaming, 0 if not gaming, and then make a pivot table)
-- A: Open bigdata-edu-Data-Sets-Data-Subset-Pardos-et-al-2013-observations
-- Week 3B.csv with Excel, sort by double-anon-userID and you'll see that the
-- student 39769525 has just one row, wwhich is flagged as GAMING, which
-- means this student has a 100% of gaming. So 39769525 is the answer.
-- Q2: Aggregate the data to develop detectors at the student-level. How many students were never bored in any observation?
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