fitPosterior warning: Why does fitPosterior output a warning when the transformation is a step function?

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I'm training various SVM models and saving the output from MATLAB. The output has lots of these warning messages:
Warning: Classes are perfectly separated. The optimal score-to-posterior transformation is a step function.
Is this not a good thing? Why does MATLAB output a warning? Is there a time this should concern someone?
Thanks.

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the cyclist
the cyclist 2024-5-23
I would say that a warning could be warranted because perfect separability could be an indication of over-fitting, and that the model may not generalize well to unseen data.

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