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Why is it not recommended to use the same data to evaluate a model that was used to train it?
Why is it not recommended to use the same data to evaluate a model that was used to train it?
- The model will generalize well on unseen data
- The model will overfit and memorize the training data (correct)
- The model will suffer from underfitting
- The model will make unbiased predictions
Which term describes the process of understanding the reliability of an AI model by comparing its outputs with actual answers?
Which term describes the process of understanding the reliability of an AI model by comparing its outputs with actual answers?
- Model Verification
- Model Validation
- Model Generation
- Model Evaluation (correct)
What is a common risk associated with evaluating a model solely based on its performance on the training dataset?
What is a common risk associated with evaluating a model solely based on its performance on the training dataset?
- Model will easily adapt to new scenarios
- Model will have high accuracy on unseen data
- Model will underfit the training data
- Model will overfit and fail to generalize well (correct)
What does underfitting in a model indicate?
What does underfitting in a model indicate?
How is overfitting in a model defined?
How is overfitting in a model defined?
Why is evaluating AI models important?
Why is evaluating AI models important?
Why is Precision considered an important evaluation criteria for models?
Why is Precision considered an important evaluation criteria for models?
What does high Precision imply about a model's performance?
What does high Precision imply about a model's performance?
In the context of the text, what might happen if Precision is low?
In the context of the text, what might happen if Precision is low?
Why is good Precision not equivalent to good model performance?
Why is good Precision not equivalent to good model performance?
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