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I have seen 5 videos about cross validation, this is the most clear and understandable one. Thanks for great job !
This is so simple (with visual aid), yet elegant. Thank you so much for this video.
Thanks! This is really clearly explained! Great examples!
Jeff, you are the guy! Vey helpful explanation of such an interesting topic.
very clearly explained. Thanks so much. You are a good teacher!
You did what my lecturer could not. Thanks for explaining it so well :)
what do you do with the multiple error rates for the k-fold cross validation? like how do you make the estimation? or you just add the error rates together and compare the models?
can you explain 12:05 a bit more. Why the ploy in the middle only has one blue dot? and why the one to its right has three? Are they not same plot?
Left Plot: training data to create the classification rules. Middle Plot: test data. Right Plot: True classification.
Awesome one sir
why can't college professors break this stuff down like you! Thanks!
they get more students if you flunk :/
very well done
The best
fuck this is good
I have seen 5 videos about cross validation, this is the most clear and understandable one. Thanks for great job !
This is so simple (with visual aid), yet elegant. Thank you so much for this video.
Thanks! This is really clearly explained! Great examples!
Jeff, you are the guy! Vey helpful explanation of such an interesting topic.
very clearly explained. Thanks so much. You are a good teacher!
You did what my lecturer could not. Thanks for explaining it so well :)
what do you do with the multiple error rates for the k-fold cross validation? like how do you make the estimation? or you just add the error rates together and compare the models?
can you explain 12:05 a bit more. Why the ploy in the middle only has one blue dot? and why the one to its right has three? Are they not same plot?
Left Plot: training data to create the classification rules. Middle Plot: test data. Right Plot: True classification.
Awesome one sir
why can't college professors break this stuff down like you! Thanks!
they get more students if you flunk :/
very well done
The best
fuck this is good