binary classification label names [closed] - python

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If I have a binary classification problem that I want to build a model from using sklearn or matlab. Should the label files contain 0 and 1 or it can instead contain the name for classes for example "R" (for rainy) and "S"(for sunny)? should I convert it to 0 and 1?

The type of label should have no influence on the model. Regardless of whether you use 0 and 1 or R and S you should get the same exact results.

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