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In a dataset with a categorical feature 'Product Category', you have noticed that some values are missing. You have decided to use a classification model to predict the missing values based on other features in the dataset. Explain the process of using a classification model for imputation and discuss the potential benefits and limitations of this approach.
A
Using a classification model for imputation is not possible, as classification models require complete data to make predictions.
B
Using a classification model for imputation involves training the model on the observed values of 'Product Category' and using it to predict the missing values. This approach can capture the relationships between 'Product Category' and other features, but may introduce bias if the model is not well-calibrated.
C
Using a classification model for imputation is the best approach, as it can handle any type of missing data mechanism and provide accurate predictions.
D
Using a classification model for imputation is only useful for categorical features with a small number of unique values, and may not work well for features with a large number of categories.