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Cross Validation Examples: part 2
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Figure 8.13

Three models of increasing complexity applied to our toy dataset (eq. 8.75).
The d = 2 model, like the linear model in figure 8.12, suffers from high bias,
and underfits the data. The d = 19 model suffers from high variance, and
overfits the data. The d = 3 model is a good compromise between these extremes.



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