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Types of Classifiers in Machine Learning

Naive Bayes classifiers are a type of generative machine learning classifier that builds a statistical model to estimate the probabilities of classes or categories based on the presence or absence of features in training data. Classification approaches can be divided into three types: instance based classifiers that use observations directly without models, generative classifiers that build statistical models, and discriminative classifiers that directly estimate decision rules or boundaries between classes.

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Types of Classifiers in Machine Learning

Naive Bayes classifiers are a type of generative machine learning classifier that builds a statistical model to estimate the probabilities of classes or categories based on the presence or absence of features in training data. Classification approaches can be divided into three types: instance based classifiers that use observations directly without models, generative classifiers that build statistical models, and discriminative classifiers that directly estimate decision rules or boundaries between classes.

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Nave Bayes classifiers


Types of classifiers
We can divide the large variety of classification approaches into three major
types

1. Instance based classifiers


- Use observation directly (no models)
- e.g. K nearest neighbors

2. Generative:
- build a generative statistical model
- e.g., Bayesian networks

3. Discriminative
- directly estimate a decision rule/boundary
- e.g., decision tree

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