What is the difference between bayes and naive bayes?
Answer / Mohit Tyagi
Naive Bayes is a specific type of Bayesian classifier that assumes independence among features, which simplifies its calculation. In contrast, Bayes' theorem is a general mathematical formula for conditional probability, which can be used to develop various types of probabilistic models.
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