h2otools
: Machine Learning Model Evaluation for 'h2o' PackageThere are plenty of procedures for evaluating machine learning models, many of which are not implemented in h2o
platform. This repository provides additional functions for model performance evaluation that are not implemented in h2o
.
The
bootperformance
function evaluates the model forn
number of bootstrapped samples from the testing dataset, instead of evaluating the model on the testing dataset once. Therefore, evaluating the confidence interval of the model performance.
These functions are briefly described below:
Function | Description
------------------ | -----------
automlModelParam
| for extracting model parameters from AutoML grid
bootperformance
| Bootstrap performance evaluation
Fmeasure
| for evaluating F3
, F4
, F5
, or any beta value. h2o
only provides F0.5
, F1
, and F2
getPerfMatrix
| retrieve performance matrix for all thresholds
kappa
| Calculates kappa for all thresholds
performance
| provides performance measures (AUC, AUCPR, MCC, Kappa, etc.) using objects from h2o package
There are plenty of procedures for evaluating machine learning models, many of which are not implemented in h2o
platform. This repository provides additional functions for model performance evaluation that are not implemented in h2o
.
The
bootperformance
function evaluates the model forn
number of bootstrapped samples from the testing dataset, instead of evaluating the model on the testing dataset once. Therefore, evaluating the confidence interval of the model performance.
These functions are briefly described below:
Function | Description
------------------ | -----------
checkFrame
| Checks data.frame format, which is useful before uploading it to H2O cloud
h2o.get_ids
| Extracts model IDs from h2o AutoML and Grids nd returns a vector of model IDs
You can install the latest stable package from CRAN:
install.packages("h2otools")
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