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X, Y names in data-science [closed]
I am from CS background and moving towards Data Sciences, I have came to know ML is highly influenced by Statistical Inference/signal processing. … The X we use in data science is called input, feature set or independent variables and Y is called target, class, label. What do you call it? …
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X, Y names in data-science
A few names I found for X are:
feature vector
an input variable
an independent variable
an explanatory variable
an exogenous variable
a predictor variable
a regressor
a covariate
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