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Concept

Held-out

Held-out data is any set of examples or trials deliberately kept out of the process that produces or tunes a model, so that measuring performance on it estimates how the model behaves on inputs it never adapted to. If you have kept a test set separate from training, you…

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Held-out, explained · Fig. 1