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Discriminant Analysis and logistic regression. Similarly, for the case of discrete inputs it is also well known that the naive Bayes classifier and logistic regression form a Generative-Discriminative pair [4, 5]. To compare generative and discriminative learning, it seems natural to focus on such pairs.
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