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    This document discusses the concepts of sensitive and insensitive problems in machine learning. It provides the following key points: 1. Sensitive problems are those where a small change in the input data can cause a large change in the output. Insensitive problems exhibit little change in the output even with significant changes to the input. 2. An example of a sensitive problem is the logistic function K(x) = 1/(1+e^-x), where a small change in x results in a large change in K(x). 3. The sensitivity or insensitivity of a problem depends on the underlying machine learning model or function used, not just the problem itself. Therefore, choosing models carefully is important.

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    This document discusses the concepts of sensitive and insensitive problems in machine learning. It provides the following key points: 1. Sensitive problems are those where a small change in the input data can cause a large change in the output. Insensitive problems exhibit little change in the output even with significant changes to the input. 2. An example of a sensitive problem is the logistic function K(x) = 1/(1+e^-x), where a small change in x results in a large change in K(x). 3. The sensitivity or insensitivity of a problem depends on the underlying machine learning model or function used, not just the problem itself. Therefore, choosing models carefully is important.

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    Numerical Anaysis

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    This document discusses the concepts of sensitive and insensitive problems in machine learning. It provides the following key points: 1. Sensitive problems are those where a small change in the input data can cause a large change in the output. Insensitive problems exhibit little change in the output even with significant changes to the input. 2. An example of a sensitive problem is the logistic function K(x) = 1/(1+e^-x), where a small change in x results in a large change in K(x). 3. The sensitivity or insensitivity of a problem depends on the underlying machine learning model or function used, not just the problem itself. Therefore, choosing models carefully is important.

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