Mean absolute error (MAS) is an average of the absolute difference between the predicted and the true values, as follows:
The MAS is less sensitive to the outliers, but it is also sensitive to the mean and scale.
Mean absolute error (MAS) is an average of the absolute difference between the predicted and the true values, as follows:
The MAS is less sensitive to the outliers, but it is also sensitive to the mean and scale.
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