Suppose you are using a new black-box classification algorithm and you have computed training error and...

Suppose you are using a new black-box classification algorithm and you have computed training error and test error using this algorithm.

(a) When will you say overfitting is taking place?

(b) When will you say underfitting is taking place?

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