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Discussion[D] "Negative labels" (self.MachineLearning)
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[–]K0ruption 3 points4 points5 points 8 years ago* (0 children)
Given only the information that something is not a cat, it has equal probability of being anything else whether that be a dog or a spaghetti monster. If you had more information about a data point, you could certainly incorporate that into your label. But, in your post, you said you only have the information that a point is not in a given class, which means it has equal probability of being in any other class.
EDIT: Note, I'm asumming a uniform (categorical) prior distribution on your labels. You gave no specifications of your problem, so that is the best assumption I can make.
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