Classification is a machine learning approach to automatically assign a category to data records, where the categories can be binary values, such as good/bad, or can consist of multiple values. The basis for training a classifier is a large enough that constitutes the ground-truth, i.e., information about how the data should be labeled. Data can be, for instance, documents, sensor measurements or customer records to determine, for instance, the presumed relevance of documents or customers with a high-probability of churn.
A dataset with label information.
Report on the accuracy and applicability of different classification techniques.
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