What are the potential risks of using too high a degree in Polynomial Regression?
- Decreased complexity
- Increased bias
- Increased variance and overfitting
- Simplified model
Using too high a degree in Polynomial Regression can lead to increased variance and overfitting. It makes the model too complex, fitting the noise in the training data, and thus failing to generalize well to unseen data.
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