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Used (1) for discrete classification (if an instance's predicted probability exceeds a threshold, classify as TRUE, otherwise FALSE), or (2) for discretizing/binning continuous data. *If you are tempted to use this tag, PLEASE read the tag wiki!*
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modelling minimal threshold line
That is to say, for a given population density, disease incidence will (always) be above a certain threshold (line drawn manually on the plot) and that the bottom, right section of the plot will always …
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