getpareto: Find the pareto set
In sad: Verify the Scale, Anisotropy and Direction of Weather Forecasts
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Value
Note
Description
Determine the set of pareto optimal forecasts in a matrix of scores
Usage
1
getpareto(scores)
Arguments
scores
a matrix of negatively oriented scores where the rows correspond to different forecasts and the columns denote different scores.
Details
The Pareto set contains all those forecasts for which no other forecast is better in every respect. In this function, we assume that all scores are negatively oriented, "better" therefore means lower values.
Value
a vector of indices indicating all members of the pareto set.
Note
This function becomes very memory hungry if you have more than 1000 forecasts, be careful.
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Note
Description
Determine the set of pareto optimal forecasts in a matrix of scores
Usage
1 | getpareto(scores)
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Arguments
scores |
a matrix of negatively oriented scores where the rows correspond to different forecasts and the columns denote different scores. |
Details
The Pareto set contains all those forecasts for which no other forecast is better in every respect. In this function, we assume that all scores are negatively oriented, "better" therefore means lower values.
Value
a vector of indices indicating all members of the pareto set.
Note
This function becomes very memory hungry if you have more than 1000 forecasts, be careful.
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