What is Lazy Learning?
Lazy learning algorithms work by memorizing the training data rather than constructing a general model.
May 2023 · 5 min read
Is lazy learning suitable for large datasets?
Can lazy learning handle high-dimensional data?
How do lazy learning algorithms handle categorical features?
Are lazy learning methods suitable for online learning scenarios?
Can lazy learning algorithms handle imbalanced datasets?
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