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Multi-class classification is when you have a classification problem with multiple classes, specifically 3 or more classes. Many classifications are binary by design, therefore the additional nomenclature of multi-class classification was defined to describe algorithms capable of classifying datasets with more than 2 classes.
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Text Classification : Classifying N classes vs rest of the classes
Apologies if this is naive, I am fairly new to the domain.
I have a requirement where I am trying to classify 2 types of text data, i.e, I have got 2 classes to classify my data upon. I am able to get …
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