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A product classifier performs extremely well on its training examples but poorly on a representative held-out test set. The training labels are valid, and the test distribution matches expected use. Which issue is most consistent with these results?
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- Successful generalization, because training accuracy alone determines production quality.
- Overfitting: the model learned training-specific patterns that do not generalize well.
- Inference has changed into unsupervised learning merely because the test examples are new.
- Underfitting: the model necessarily performs poorly on the training data as well.
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