May 2018
Beginner to intermediate
284 pages
5h 51m
English
Classification algorithms study how to automatically learn to make accurate predictions based on observations. Starting from a set of predefined class labels, the algorithm gives each piece of data input a class label in accordance with the training model. If there are just two distinction classes, we talk about binary classification; otherwise, we go for multi-class classification. In more detail, each category corresponds to a different label; the algorithm attaches a label to each instance, which simply indicates which class the data belongs to. A procedure that can perform this function is commonly called a classifier. The following graph shows an automated classification of the Iris flower ...
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