The following table contains empirical values about your past decisions whether or not to play.
a) Calculate the rule set using the 1-Rule classification. Would you play if it was windy with high humidity, a sunny outlook and cool temperature? Utilize the 1-Rule classification to determine the answer.

b) Find the aprioriprobabilities for both classes. Would you play if it was windy with high humidity, a sunny outlook and cool temperature? Determine the answer using the Naïve Bayes classification.
Three problems of naive bayes
How to overcome zero problem?
Just add +1 to every cell. Be aware to put in one answer for every option. Might differ if two options or three options exist.
Example:
Sunny, Overcast Rainy: Yes before 2/9 after 3/12
No before 0/5 now 1 /8
Do not add yes or no to the overall sum of yes or no