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An instance of supervised learning that identifies the category or categories which a new instance of dataset belongs.
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Cast regression problem into classification problem
In the TA session, my TA claimed, that regression problems should often be cast into classification problems by dividing the output range into bins and then using a multi-loss, since we have better classification … When should I cast a regression problem into a classification problem?
Edit: I do not know if my TA referred to it, but here is a tweet from A. …
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