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An ensemble of three models is used to predict a numerical value. The individual predictions are: Model A: 150, Model B: 160, and Model C: 200. Based on past performance, the models are assigned the following weights for a weighted average: Model A (0.2), Model B (0.5), and Model C (0.3). How does the final prediction from a simple average compare to the prediction from the weighted average?
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An ensemble of three models is used to predict a numerical value. The individual predictions are: Model A: 150, Model B: 160, and Model C: 200. Based on past performance, the models are assigned the following weights for a weighted average: Model A (0.2), Model B (0.5), and Model C (0.3). How does the final prediction from a simple average compare to the prediction from the weighted average?