5d0c35782f465abbc4fd · Unreliable evidence in binary classification problems
Unreliable evidence in binary classification problems
Binary classification problems include such things as classifying email messages as spam or non-spam and screening for the presence of disease (which can be seen as classifying a subject as disease-positive or disease- negative). Both Bayesian and
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"date": "2019-05-07",
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