How do multi-class classification problems differ from binary classification problems?
- Multi-class has more features
- Multi-class has multiple classes; binary has two
- Multi-class has two classes; binary has multiple
- No difference
Binary classification deals with two classes, while multi-class classification deals with more than two. Multi-class problems can be more complex and require different handling or algorithms compared to binary classification.
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