Multiple Choice

A classification model is given an input, x, and must choose an output, y, from the set of possible classes {A, B, C, D}. The model's decision rule is to select the class that has the highest conditional probability, Pr(y|x). Given the following probabilities calculated by the model for the input x, what will its final prediction be?

  • Pr(y=A | x) = 0.15
  • Pr(y=B | x) = 0.55
  • Pr(y=C | x) = 0.25
  • Pr(y=D | x) = 0.05

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