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For questions related to the naive Bayes, which is a machine learning (or statistics) technique that is based on the Bayes' theorem.

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I'm reading about how Conditional Probability/ Bayes Theorem is used in Naive Bayes in Intro to Statistical Learning, but it seems like it isn't that "groundbreaking" as it is described? If ...
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Why is it better to treat the rating prediction of a text review as a regression problem rather than a classification one? Is it because the ratings (1,2,3,4,5) are ordinal variables? What kind of ...
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Assuming all variables $A, B, C, D,$ and $E$ are random binary variables. I come up with Bayes net: $D \rightarrow B \rightarrow A \leftarrow C \leftarrow E$ which has the minimal number of parameters ...
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In naive Bayes classification, we estimate the class of a document as follows $$\hat{c} = \arg \max_{c \in C} P(c \mid d) = \arg \max_{c \in C} \dfrac{ P(d \mid c)P(c) }{P(d)} $$ It has been said in ...
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I am creating a sentiment analysis model using Naive Bayes. When I test the model, I get an average accuracy of 65%; however, the sensitivity of the model is much higher, 90%. So, I am wondering if ...
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I found a naive Bayes classifier for positive sentiment or a negative sentiment Citius: A Naive-Bayes Strategy for Sentiment Analysis on English Tweets. But with most available datasets online, ...
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I am currently studying the paper Learning and Evaluating Classifiers under Sample Selection Bias by Bianca Zadrozny. In section 3. Learning under sample selection bias, the author says the following: ...
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You might think to apply some classifier combination techniques like ensembling, bagging and boosting but these methods would not help. Actually, “ensembling, boosting, bagging” won’t help since their ...
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I'm looking at the Bernoulli naïve Bayes classifier on Wikipedia and I understand Bayes theorem along with Gaussian naïve Bayes. However, when looking at how $P(x|c_k)$ is calculated, I don't ...
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What is the benefit of a test data set, especially for naive bayes estimator or decision tree construction? When using a naive bayes classifier the probabilities are a fact. As far as I know there is ...
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I read very often that Bayesian algorithms work well on small datasets. Why is that? I think it is because they might generalize more, but why is that? See also Investigating the use of Bayesian ...
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While analyzing the data for a given problem set, I came across a few distributions which are not Gaussian in nature. They are not even uniform or Gamma distributions(so that I can write a function, ...
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I have found various references describing Naive Bayes and they all demonstrated that it used MLE for the calculation. However, this is my understanding: $P(y=c|x)$ $\propto$ $P(x|y=c)P(y=c)$ with $...
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I am trying to build a film review classifier where I determine if a given review is positive or negative (w/ Python). I'm trying to avoid any other ML libraries so that I can better understand the ...
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In the attached image there is the probability with the Naive Bayes algorithm of: Fem:dv/m/s Young own Ex-credpaid Good ->62% I calculated the probability so: $$P(Fem:dv/m/s \mid Good) * P(Young ...
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