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Multiclass Classification: One-vs-Rest vs One-vs-One

Interactive 3D simulator comparing how binary classifiers get extended to multiclass problems: One-vs-Rest trains one classifier per class, One-vs-One trains one per class pair and takes a majority vote. Watch the decision surface and vote margins change live.

Machine Learning & Neural Networks3DModerate60 FPS📱 Mobile-adapted⇄ 2D version
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Binary classifiers only draw one line between two classes, so real multiclass problems need a decomposition strategy on top. This simulator trains real logistic-regression classifiers with batch gradient descent on a synthetic 2D dataset and renders the resulting decision surface as a live 3D landscape: cell color shows the predicted class and cell height shows how confident that prediction is. Switch between One-vs-Rest (one classifier per class, argmax wins) and One-vs-One (one classifier per class pair, majority vote wins) on the same data to see how the boundaries — and the number of classifiers trained — genuinely differ, then change the class count, cluster spread, or resample the dataset to retrain everything from scratch.

⚙ Under the hood

Train real logistic-regression classifiers live and compare how One-vs-Rest (one classifier per class, argmax wins) and One-vs-One (one classifier per class pair, majority vote wins) carve up the same synthetic dataset, rendered as a 3D confidence landscape.

classificationmulticlassone-vs-restone-vs-onelogistic regressionmachine learning

3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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