Classification

Classification is a machine learning task that assigns inputs to discrete categories — fraud or not fraud, spam or ham, malignant or benign, or one of dozens of product categories. It is one of the most common AI tasks in industry. Binary classification handles two-class problems (will this loan default?), multi-class handles several mutually exclusive options (which of 10 product categories?), and multi-label handles overlapping tags (a news article about both technology and politics). Common algorithms include logistic regression, random forests, gradient-boosted trees (XGBoost, LightGBM), and neural networks. Classification models drive countless enterprise AI use cases and are heavily scrutinized under AI governance and AI policy frameworks. Confusion matrices, false-positive rates, ROC curves, and per-group performance are routinely required for AI compliance and AI risk management. Classification is a foundational AI term for any responsible AI program.

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