What is a binary classification problem?
- A problem with two algorithms
- A problem with two classes or outcomes
- A problem with two input variables
- A problem with two solutions
A binary classification problem involves predicting one of two possible classes or outcomes. It's a specific type of classification where the target variable has only two possible values.
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