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Candidate Elimination Algorithm Solved Example - 2 Machine Learning by Mahesh Huddar
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[@suneeth_kumar]

G2 is unclear...

[@sapnasachhoga]

Good Explanation sir, but you hav to take care of mouse movement as its not the same wht u are referring

[@Urahara25]

exactly!!!

[@sinchanaravikumar7983]

exactlyyyyy.......it's so confusing

[@chandrahasareddy7217]

Sir I have doubt like in S4 circle has to be replaced with "?" Because as it inconsistent pls do reply sir

[@umangsharma85]

Thank you so much sir :)

[@keerthanas6016]

Sir I have a confusion, if we implement the same dataset in program we are getting different answers. Will the answers differ from manual method and program method. Which one is correct sir? Can you please help me out?

[@muneeswaran4]

Very good explanation 😉 u deserve more then this bro ❤️ all the best 👍

[@akshayajerry5469]

I can't understand

[@varshacm1444]

Sir in S3 u have compared only small but not circle can u plse explain once

[@rekharaorr353]

sir, at G3 u have directly removed all inconsistence value but for G2 y dint u remove directly instead u wrote the consistent of it(opposite)??

[@melihbagceli1640]

If the label is positive, you need to eliminate existing hypotesis. If the label is negative and matches with the sample, you need to add opposite consistent samples.
Basically, if the label is negative, you should add hypothesis, if the label is positive, you need to remove non-matched hypothesis.

[@hritikpanwar4014]

@@melihbagceli1640 hi can u tell me why have we written(?, blue?) In G2 if it does not matches it with the example?

[@melihbagceli1640]

@@hritikpanwar4014 Hi, we have (?,Blue,?) in G1. We check if it is consistent with sample 1 and 2. for the first sample (Big, Red, Circle) we have "no" label which is perfectly consistent with (?,Blue,?). Also you need to check sample 2. (Small, Red, Triangle) has "no" class and which is perfectly consistent with (?,Blue,?). Therefore we need to keep it (?,Blue,?) in G2. Basically it comes from G1 because it is consistent with sample 2.

[@soumyasomani8276]

@@melihbagceli1640 Thank you!

[@bubathulavenkataramesh7105]

Thank you sir

[@MaheshHuddar]

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[@uff_rani]

sir how you write S5 i have doubt please explain

[@iDK-kw5ei]

too much technical words please explain in simple words just like trouble free yt channel

[@LearnPythoninPashto]

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