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3.5.1. Supervised Classification
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What is supervised classification?
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- 2.
Name one algorithm used in supervised classification.
Hint
Consider what you've learned about probabilities.
- 3.
What does supervised classification require?
- Unlabeled data
- User-defined training data
- Random samples
Hint
Consider how you might train a model to recognize objects.
- 4.
True or False: Support Vector Machines use multiple decision trees to classify data.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about how SVM relates to different classes.
- 5.
Given an unknown dataset of satellite images, describe how you would go about applying supervised classification. What steps would you take?
Hint
Consider starting with labeling your known data.
- 6.
Evaluate the impact of quality training data on the success of supervised classification. What might happen if the training data is biased?
Hint
Reflect on how student biases affect assessment results.
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