+A **True Negative** describes a correct rejection; a test or model accurately identifies the absence of a condition. This outcome means the prediction is negative, and the actual state is also negative, signifying a genuine [Negative Result](/wiki/negative_result). It's a fundamental measure of a system's accuracy, crucial alongside a [True Positive](/wiki/true_positive).
+## See also
+- [False Positive](/wiki/false_positive)
+- [False Negative](/wiki/false_negative)
+- [Specificity](/wiki/specificity)
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