Reversing Order of Logistic Loss Function

Ammar_Jawed · May 18, 2023, 8:44pm

If I reverse this Loss Function, which means I use -log(f(x[i])) for y[i] = 0 and -log(1 - f(x[i])) for y[i] = 1. Will I still get the same value of J(w,b) at some values of w and b?

Just asking this so I can get the intuition right…

TMosh · May 18, 2023, 10:35pm

Intuition isn’t necessary. You can plug in some values and explore it for yourself.

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Reversing Order of Logistic Loss Function

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