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What is the bias-variance tradeoff?
Bias is how accurate a model is across different training sets (how general a model is).
Variance is how sensitive a model is to small changes in the training set.
Error = Variance + Bias^2 + Noise
We want to minimize the bias and the variance of the model error.
High bias -> underfitting (model too simple)
High variance -> overfitting (model too complex)
To achieve good performance on data outside the training set a tradeoff must be made.
Variance is how sensitive a model is to small changes in the training set.
Error = Variance + Bias^2 + Noise
We want to minimize the bias and the variance of the model error.
High bias -> underfitting (model too simple)
High variance -> overfitting (model too complex)
To achieve good performance on data outside the training set a tradeoff must be made.
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Source: CI Teil 1 Lecture 6
Source: CI Teil 1 Lecture 6

Flashcard info:
Author: Sepp Samuel
Main topic: Telematik
Topic: Computational Intelligence
School / Univ.: TU Graz
Published: 02.07.2014