Diagnostic analysis

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Diagnostic analysis

What is Diagnostic analysis?

Diagnostic analysis is a technique used in machine learning and artificial intelligence to identify the root cause of a problem or undesired behaviour in a model or system. This technique involves the use of data analysis tools and techniques to determine the variables and characteristics that are contributing to the problem.

Diagnostic analysis is commonly used in machine learning to identify and solve problems with machine learning models, such as overfitting or underfitting. It is also used to identify problems in larger systems, such as poor performance or errors in decision-making.

Techniques used in diagnostic analysis include data exploration, correlation analysis, identification of outliers and hypothesis testing. Visualisation tools are also used to help identify patterns and trends in the data.

Diagnostic analysis is an important technique in machine learning and artificial intelligence, as it helps to identify and solve problems in models and systems. It is also an important technique in problem solving in general, as it provides a structured and systematic approach to identifying the root cause of a problem and finding effective solutions.

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