Generalization is a machine learning model's ability to make accurate predictions on new, unseen test data that was not present in the dataset used to train the network.
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Generalization is the ability of a machine learning model to make accurate predictions on new, unseen data that was not part of its training set. A model generalizes well when it learns the underlying patterns rather than memorizing the training noise (overfitting). Evaluating generalization requires measuring model performance on independent test datasets.
By checking its accuracy metrics on a completely held-out test dataset that the model weights never saw during optimization.
Overfitting training noise (memorizing details rather than learning general concepts) or a significant shift in data distributions (out-of-distribution inputs).
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