Can an ML model actually avoid making false positives and how do you know your model isn`t just memorising patterns ?
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Hello ,I m a self taught developer in python who took interest in machine learning very curious about how an ml model actually works. I have built a double layered ai agent with an xgbooost model and audit layer of gemini . But it has brought to my attention that some of the predictions made by the model are actually false positives . And really how do you know your model isn t just memorising patterns and even so what if now when you test it with something it can`t understand and it just gets…
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- Hello ,I m a self taught developer in python who took interest in machine learning very curious about how an ml model actually works.
- I have built a double layered ai agent with an xgbooost model and audit layer of gemini .
- But it has brought to my attention that some of the predictions made by the model are actually false positives .
- And really how do you know your model isn t just memorising patterns and even so what if now when you test it with something it can`t understand and it just gets….
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