Hmm, I'm not sure automated ML is the way to go here. Seems like a bit of overkill when you just need to prove the accuracy. I'd lean towards option B or D.
Ooh, option C is interesting too - using automated ML could help optimize the model and make sure it's as accurate as possible. Though I guess you'd still need to validate it somehow.
I agree, validating the model is crucial. I'm thinking option B, splitting the data into two datasets, might be the way to go. That way you can train on one and test on the other to see how it performs.
This is a tricky question. I think the key is to ensure the accuracy of the model can be proven. That means we need to validate it somehow, not just train it on the data.
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