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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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Is this overfitting?
I read about the validations curves, and the following plot is similar to overfit, but in this case, the validation curve doesn't' growth again.
So is this overfit? why?
Thanks
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What is a good interpretation of this 'learning curve' plot?
I read about the validation_curve and how interpret it to know if there are over-fitting or underfitting, but how can interpret the plot when the data is the error like this:
The X-axis is "Nº of ex …
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