What does the term "bias-variance trade-off" refer to in machine learning?
A. The trade-off between model complexity and model performance
B. The trade-off between false positives and false negatives
C. The balance between a model's ability to fit training data and its ability to generalize to unseen data
D. The trade-off between precision and recall
Answer: Option C
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A. Chi-squared test
B. T-test
C. ANOVA
D. Regression analysis
In the context of data ethics, what does "bias mitigation" refer to?
A. Increasing the sample size
B. Improving model accuracy
C. Removing outliers from a dataset
D. Reducing biases in data collection
What does the term "overfitting" mean in machine learning?
A. The model fits the training data too closely and performs poorly on new data
B. The model generalizes well to new data
C. The model is too simple and underperforms on the training data
D. The model is perfectly accurate on all data
In the CRISP-DM data mining process model, what does "DM" stand for?
A. Data Modeling
B. Data Mining
C. Data Manipulation
D. None of the above
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