If, with a high confidence prediction, the predicted link-label disagrees with the actual label then this may indicate an outlier (a wrong link-label) and the datapoint should not be learnt.
Fingerprints have already been used to track people who have followed the wrong link on an Internet site, or who have visited an Internet sex forum, or downloaded a particular file, or logged onto a suspect network, or who have just booked a flight, according to Snowden.
Clicking on the wrong link at a Web address can also permit malicious software to install itself on a computer and force it to manufacture spam.
But when the employee tried to add the airline's customer service FAQ into a reply to a customer, he or she pasted the wrong link.
This conduct could range anywhere from producing explicit images of the violent abuse of children to accidentally clicking on the wrong link or inadvertently downloading a video on a file-sharing network.
Misspecifications may consist in choosing the wrong link function, or selecting a linear instead of a non-linear predictor.
If you click on the wrong link on Facebook, a virus may find its way into your bank account and drain it of all your money.
"You click on the wrong link or you're reading a thing about [how] maybe there's going to be an 'Arrested Development' movie, and then you see the other links and you go 'Ooh, "Mad Men!" Click' and then it's like an episode summary and you go, 'No, I haven't seen that!
Click the wrong link to Dude Ranch and BOOM, a poisonous digi-bug would surge through your motherboard, rendering your hardware useless as blood curdling red x's and warning symbols led a visual coup d'etat on your desktop. .
We all click the wrong link now and then, but the consequence isn't destabilizing an entire state.
