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Training loss is an important metric in machine learning that measures the discrepancy between predicted output and actual output. It helps evaluate a model's performance during training, with the aim being to minimize this loss so that it can generalize well on unseen data. | [[Training loss]] is an important [[metric]] in [[machine learning]] that measures the discrepancy between [[predicted]] [[output]] and actual output ([[label]]). It is the [[model]]'s [[loss]] during a specific [[training]] [[iteration]]. Training loss helps to evaluate a model's [[performance]] during training, with the aim being to minimize this loss so that it can generalize well on unseen data. | ||
==Types of Loss Functions== | ==Types of Loss Functions== |