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For questions related to the placement of individual cases into categories, such as is essential in fraud detection, spam detection, quality control, prediction of user or market responses, automated organizing or indexing, assigning objects in view to types of obstacles or risks, writing or typing recognition, phonic recognition, .
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How many training example text classifier needs to be trained?
As a general rule of thumb I typically use 10*(# of features) for shallow machine learning models such as Naive Bayes with only 2 classes.
So it all depends on the number of features you will be usi …
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Using AI to interpret the nature a specific input and use the correct model
For example, an AI that is able to do image classification, NLP and react to some other sensors. …
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How to add more features to the input of a machine learning algorithm?
It's even more important that the model you choose to do the classification.
Unfortunately, pre-processing and feature extraction are completely different for each type of data. …
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