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Classification may refer to:

Taxonomic classification, the act of placing an object or concept into a set of categories (such as a taxonomy or a subject index ), based on the properties of the object or concept. A person may classify the object or concept according to an ontology. Confusingly, such a classification may be referred to as "statistical" (see below), if its purpose is to compute statistics over objects or concepts. Examples of taxonomic classification include:

Statistical classification, a type of statistical algorithm which takes a feature representation of an object or concept and maps it to a classification label. See also machine learning, supervised learning. Examples of these algorithms include:

Knowledge representationKnowledge representation is needed for library classification and for processing concepts in an information system. In the field of artificial intelligence, problem solving can be simplified by an appropriate choice of knowledge representation . Represent

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