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Running Start/CSB320 - Machine Learning Concepts/Class 4-16 (Classification Models).md

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 The algorithm is referred to as "naive" because it makes a few assumptions:
 - There is no correlation between the features in the dataset, they are all independent
-- Each feature has an equal importance when predicting the output class
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+- Each feature has an equal importance when predicting the output class