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Why plot training and development error together on a learning curve?
Showing training error and development error on the same graph makes it easier to estimate how development error may change as the training set grows. Looking at the full curve also reveals patterns such as high bias, high variance, or both more clearly than checking only the final point at the largest training-set size.
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Why plot training and development error together on a learning curve?
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Why plot training error and development error on the same graph?
True or False: Looking only at the error from the largest training sample gives the full story of how performance changes as data increases.
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Choosing a plot to judge whether more labeled data is worth the effort.
Why plot training and validation error together?
What does the far-right point on a learning curve indicate?
One data point is enough to understand how a model will change as more training examples are added.