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UNIVERSITY OF GUJRAT
Hafiz Hayat Campus (Morning)
FINAL TERM EXAMINATIONS
FALL-2023
Course Code : IT-446
Course Title : Data Mining
Section A
Q2 Answer the following Questions.
i) What are over fitted models? Explain their effects on performance.
Ans : Definition: Overfitting occurs when a machine learning model learns the training data too well,
capturing noise or random fluctuations in the data instead of just the underlying patterns.
Causes:
• Too complex model architecture with too many parameters.
• Too many features relative to the amount of training data.
• Lack of regularization techniques to prevent overfitting.
Effects on Performance:
• Poor Generalization: Overfitted models may perform exceptionally well on the training data but
fail to generalize to new, unseen data.
• High Variance: Overfitting increases the variance of the model, making it sensitive to small
fluctuations in the training data.
• Loss of Interpretability: Capturing noise as meaningful patterns, leading to less interpretable
and useful models.
• Increased Error on Test Data: The model tends to perform poorly on new, unseen data because
it has essentially memorized the training set rather than learning the underlying patterns.
• Complex Models: Overfitting often results from overly complex models that capture noise
rather than the true underlying relationships in the data.
• Loss of Predictive Power: Overfitted models may not provide accurate predictions or
classifications for real-world scenarios due to their focus on training data specifics.