hard · CFA Level I Quantitative Methods
An analyst at Helion Rail is using a machine learning model to predict credit defaults.
If the model performs exceptionally well on the training data but fails to generalize to a separate test set, the model is likely suffering from:
- Underfitting.
- Unsupervised learning.
- Overfitting.
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