Explanation

Explanation

• View notebooks. An Administrator can view notebooks in their own workspace or in workspaces where they have collaboration rights. However, an Administrator cannot run or modify notebooks1.
• Reassign workspaces to users. An Administrator can reassign workspaces from one user to another user in the User Data page. This can be useful when a user leaves the organization or changes roles2.
• Create, edit and delete OML users. An Administrator can create new OML user accounts and passwords, edit existing OML user information, and delete OML users in the User Management interface.

• Classification algorithms are supervised learning methods that assign cases to target categories based on a set of input features12. For example, a classification algorithm can predict whether an email is spam or not based on its content and sender.
• Classification algorithms require known outcomes to guide the learning process, which means they need labeled data for training and evaluation12. For example, a classification algorithm can learn from a set of emails that are already labeled as spam or not by humans