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Line 1: '''CHAID''' is a technique that detects interaction between variables. It is used to identify discrete groups of consumer and predict how their responses to some variables affect other variables. CHAID stands for ''CHi-squared Automatic Interaction Detector'': '''CH'''i-squared '''A'''utomatic

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