You are performing the model evaluation of a classifier you trained. The objective of the classifier to predict if the customer will purchase the given item. You are able to derive the confusion matrix on the testing data. What is the value of False Positive ? Actual Predicted Yes No Yes 425 80 No 112 859 Group of answer choices 425 112 80 859

You are performing the model evaluation of a classifier you trained. The objective of the classifier to predict if the customer will purchase the given item. You are able to derive the confusion matrix on the testing data. What is the value of False Positive ? Actual Predicted Yes No Yes 425 80 No 112 859 Group of answer choices 425 112 80 859

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