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Core Concepts

Classification

Classification is the task of assigning an input to one or more discrete categories.

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A model produces class scores or probabilities from features, and a decision rule maps them to labels. Training uses labeled examples, while evaluation considers class balance, thresholds, and the costs of different errors.

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Where Classification comes up

  • "Don't Classify, Hallucinate": The HyDE Trick for Cheap LLM Classification
  • Google TabFM: Zero-Shot Foundation Model for Tabular Classification and Regression
  • Jev vs. XGBoost and BERT: Is a System One Model Actually New?
  • Stop Using LLMs as Classifiers. Use Them as Feature Generators