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In machine learning terms, '''anomaly detection''' refers to identifying suspicious elements within a given stream of data. It finds outliers in a collection of datapoints. | In machine learning terms, '''anomaly detection''' refers to identifying suspicious elements within a given stream of data. It finds outliers in a collection of datapoints. | ||
Anomaly detection is an example of unsupervised learning where the algorithm has to spot the element that doesn't fit with the group. | Anomaly detection is an example of unsupervised learning where the algorithm has to spot the element that doesn't fit with the group. | ||
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In machine learning terms, anomaly detection refers to identifying suspicious elements within a given stream of data. It finds outliers in a collection of datapoints.
Anomaly detection is an example of unsupervised learning where the algorithm has to spot the element that doesn't fit with the group.
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