Thomas Bayes was an English statistician. As Stigler states, Thomas Bayes was born in 1701, with a probability value of 0.8! (link). Bayes' theorem has a useful application in machine learning. His papers were published by his friend, after his death. It is also said that his friend has used the theorem to prove existence of God.
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In this post, let us explore:
In this post, let us explore:
- Logistic Regression model
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- Example
- Hyperparemeters and Tuning
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