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This function returns a few standard measurments used to test how efficient a given classifier is, in a supervised machine-learnig classification setup.
performance.measures(predicted_classes, expected_classes = NULL, f_beta = 1)
predicted_classes |
a vector of predictions outputted from a classifier.
If an object containing results from |
expected_classes |
a vector of expected classes, or the classification
results that we knew in advance. This argument is immaterial when an object
of the class |
f_beta |
the F score is usually used in its F1 version, but one can use any other scaling factor, e.g. F(1/2) or F(2); the default value is 1. |
The function returns a list containing four performance indexes – accuracy, precision, recall and the F measure – for each class, as well as an average score for all classes.
Maciej Eder
classify
, perform.delta
,
perform.svm
, perform.nsc
# classification results aka predictions (or, the classes "guessed" by a classifier)
what_we_got = c("prose", "prose", "prose", "poetry", "prose", "prose")
# expected classes (or, the ground truth)
what_we_expected = c("prose", "prose", "prose", "poetry", "poetry", "poetry")
performance.measures(what_we_got, what_we_expected)
# authorship attribution using the dataset 'lee'
#
data(lee)
results = crossv(training.set = lee, cv.mode = "leaveoneout",
classification.method = "delta")
performance.measures(results)
# classifying the standard 'iris' dataset:
#
data(iris)
x = subset(iris, select = -Species)
train = rbind(x[1:25,], x[51:75,], x[101:125,])
test = rbind(x[26:50,], x[76:100,], x[126:150,])
train.classes = c(rep("s",25), rep("c",25), rep("v",25))
test.classes = c(rep("s",25), rep("c",25), rep("v",25))
results = perform.delta(train, test, train.classes, test.classes)
performance.measures(results)
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