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Classification models work like teachers who can look at pictures and identify what it is. After years of practice, they've come to recognize patterns in pictures that indicate whether it's of a cat, dog, or bird. When presented with new data sets, classifiers use what they've learned to predict which group it belongs in; for instance, looking at information about someone could potentially predict whether or not they will pay back loans.
Classification models work like teachers who can look at pictures and identify what it is. After years of practice, they've come to recognize patterns in pictures that indicate whether it's of a cat, dog, or bird. When presented with new data sets, classifiers use what they've learned to predict which group it belongs in; for instance, looking at information about someone could potentially predict whether or not they will pay back loans.


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