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The difference between the expected value of a parameter estimator & the true value of the parameter. Do NOT use this tag to refer to the [bias-term] / [bias-node] (ie the [intercept]).
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How do bias, variance and overfitting relate to each other? [closed]
I'm quite new to Machine Learning, and after reading about the bias-variance tradeoff and overfitting/underfitting, several questions raised in my mind:
If I have a model with 15% error on train set and …
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