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generalization
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Refers to your model's ability to make correct predictions on new, previously unseen data as opposed to the data used to train the model.
generalization curve
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A loss curve showing both the training set and the validation set. A generalization curve can help you detect possible overfitting. For example, the following generalization curve suggests overfitting because loss for the validation set ultimately becomes significantly higher than for the training set.
A Cartesian plot in which the y-axis is labeled 'loss' and the x-axis is labeled 'iterations'. Two graphs appear. One graph shows a loss curve for a training set and the other graph shows a loss curve for a validation set. The two curves start off similarly, but the curve for the training set eventually dips far lower than the curve for the validation set.
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