How does classification differ from regression in supervised learning?
- Classification and regression are the same
- Classification predicts categories; regression predicts continuous values
- Classification predicts continuous values; regression predicts categories
- Classification uses labeled data; regression uses unlabeled data
Classification predicts discrete categories, while regression predicts continuous values. Both are techniques used in supervised learning, but they handle different types of prediction tasks.
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