What is the generalized cost function?

What is the generalized cost function? Correct Answer cost(h(x),y) = -y*log(h(x)) – (1 – y)*log(1-h(x))

cost(h(x),y) = -y*log(h(x)) when y = 1, and – (1 – y)*log(1-h(x)) when y = 0 Thus the generalized function cost(h(x),y) = -y*log(h(x)) – (1 – y)*log(1-h(x)) becomes cost(h(x),y) = -y*log(h(x)) when y = 1 as (1 – y) is 0 and becomes – (1 – y)*log(1-h(x)) when y = 0.

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