Despite its practical applications, particularly in text mining, Naive Bayes is labelled "Naive" because it relies on an assumption that is nearly impossible to verify in real-world data: the conditional probability is calculated as the pure product of the individual probabilities of components. This necessitates complete feature independence, which is a criterion that is unlikely to be realised in real life.
Simply defined, machine learning allows a user to submit massive amounts of data to a computer algorithm, which then analyses and makes data-driven suggestions and decisions based only on the supplied data.
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VIKAS CHOUBEY
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very nicely explained
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Vrushali Kandesar
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Awesome and very nicely explained!!!
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Mohd Mushraf
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Amazing Teaching
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Juboraj Juboraj
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Joydeb
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Awesome Course sir and your teaching style is very GOOD.
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Shaga Chandrakanth Goud
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Hi Kushal ji, Thanks a lot for a very good explanation. I have doubts about where we can get the dataset that you explained in the video. Can you make it available in resource ,so that we can downld
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Neel Khairnar
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Kushal is very good explainer he is covering all topics nicely 👍
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