Subject
Computer Science
Topic
Artificial Intelligence
The naive Bayes classifier is called "naive" because it assumes that ____.
The naive Bayes classifier is called "naive" because it assumes that ____.
a)
all classes are equally likelyb)
the features are independent of each other given the classc)
the data has no noised)
the model never makes mistakesExplanation
This simplifying assumption is rarely exactly true, but the classifier often works well anyway.Related questions
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