Q:9. Overfitting
1. The model remembers a huge
number of examples instead of learning
to notice features and may fail to predict
future observations reliably.
2. Occurs when a statistical model
cannot adequately capture the underlying
structure of the data.
3. Occurs if the model or algorithm
shows low variance but high bias
4.
None of the above
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C)occurs if the model or algorithm shows low variance but high bias
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The above additions are:
- The correct option is 3. Appears when model or algorithm Shows low variability but high bias.
- Overlaying is a mathematical error that occurs when the function is closely aligned with a limited set of data points.
- As a result, the model is useful for reference only to its original data set, and not for any other data sets.
- Subscribing occurs when a mathematical model or machine learning algorithm can capture a basic data trend.
- Clearly, under measurement occurs when a model or algorithm shows low variability but high bias.
- Often the result of an extremely simple model.
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