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Fundamentals of AI and ML

Model Fit and Bias-Variance

Model fit is about whether a model captures useful patterns without memorizing noise. AIF-C01 questions often contrast overfitting, underfitting, high bias, and high variance.

Concepts

  • Overfitting means a model memorizes training noise and performs poorly on unseen data.
  • Underfitting means a model is too simple or insufficiently trained to capture the signal.
  • High bias often causes underfitting; high variance often causes overfitting.
  • Regularization, more data, early stopping, and simpler models can reduce overfitting.

Exam tips

  • Overfitting performs well on training data but poorly on unseen data.
  • Underfitting misses the signal because the model or training setup is too simple.
  • Regularization, more data, simpler models, and early stopping can reduce overfitting.

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