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UGCNET CSE December 2022: 13

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Overfitting is expected when we observe that?

  1. With training iterations error on training set as well as test set decreases
  2. With training iterations error on training set decreases but test set increases
  3. With training iterations error on training set as well as test set increases
  4. With training iterations training set as well as test error remains constant

(Option $1[39349]) 1$
(Option $2 [39350]) 2$
(Option $3 [39351]) 3$
(Option $4 [39352]) 4$

Answer Given by Candidate : $2$

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