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Yes, agreed. One small point: for the multi-class case (more than just two classes), which include all the datasets here, you can still get ties for odd k. e.g.
by ks2048 3y ago
Yes, agreed. One small point: for the multi-class case (more than just two classes), which include all the datasets here, you can still get ties for odd k. e.g. k=3, you can get 1 vote each for 3 different classes, etc.
- 1024core 3y agoMulti-class is trickier. Maybe we can break down an N-class problem into N binary-classification problems?