classifier
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- noun
- /ˈklæsɪfaɪər/
- Specialized
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clasificador
- Acquiring new datasets will refine the classifier and improve both the statistical power and prediction accuracy of the proposed method.
- SVM classifier
- complexity of a classifier
- classifier training
I then have to to build a classifier, give a threshold.
- I then have to to build a classifier, give a threshold.
- But you could probably reformulate with all the same data and make a classifier, lying or not.
- The interactive version of nearest neighbor to help you pull out the classifier from this giant thing.
Examples
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Using a machine learning classifier, the team significantly improved the accuracy of data categorization.
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As more data become available, the existing classifier model can be refined to increase the classification accuracy.
Academic text (2017) -
This is using the best classifier we can get.
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I then have to to build a classifier, give a threshold.
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The exploratory use of different gene selection algorithms and classifiers should be encouraged.
Academic text (2003) -
We also optimized the choice of kernel for the SVM-based classifier during the training and testing phases.
Academic text (2016) -
So let's talk about one example classifier that's very popular and that's KNN or K nearest neighbor.
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The new software includes a powerful classifier that organizes images into various categories.
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Researchers tested different algorithms to find the most accurate classifier for predicting customer preferences.
Synonyms
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A machine that puts things like letters or packages into different groups
A model that gives the chance of each possible class for an input, for example whether an email is spam
A computer model that learns to tell real from fake data
A person or machine that sorts things into groups
Compounds
- Specialized
A simple method that uses chance to put items into groups, assuming each detail acts alone
- Specialized
A model that gives the chance of each possible class for an input, for example whether an email is spam
How Precise
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word classifier comes from class meaning 'group' and the parts -ify ('to make') and -er ('one who'), so it literally means 'one who makes groups'. In computing and statistics, a classifier is a program or rule that assigns items into groups, which is why we call algorithms that sort data 'classifiers'.