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It doesn't make sense, in my opinion (though I could be ignorant). For classification, wouldn't it be better to stick to discrete probability mass functions?
by bstamour 9y ago
It doesn't make sense, in my opinion (though I could be ignorant). For classification, wouldn't it be better to stick to discrete probability mass functions?
- ilyashabeeb 9y agoThe attributes are real-valued. You cannot choose to use discrete probability functions. You have to make use of probability density functions.