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Formal Definition of the Predicted Value (ŷ)

The predicted value, denoted as y^\hat{y}, is formally determined as the argument that optimizes a specific objective function. This is expressed in the general form: y^=arg \hat{y} = \text{arg } \dots where arg\text{arg} typically represents either arg min\text{arg min} (argument of the minimum) or arg max\text{arg max} (argument of the maximum). The choice between arg min\text{arg min} and arg max\text{arg max} depends on whether the objective is to minimize a loss function or maximize a likelihood function, respectively.

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