ROC.plot | R Documentation |
Function that plots the ROC curve of a prediction with only 2 categories.
ROC.plot(prediction, real, .add = FALSE, color = "red")
prediction |
A vector of real numbers representing the prediction score of a category. |
real |
A vector with the real categories of the individuals in the prediction. |
.add |
A logical value that indicates if it should be added to an existing graph |
color |
Color of the ROC curve in the graph |
A plot object.
prediction
and performance
iris2 <- dplyr::filter(iris,(Species == "setosa") | (Species == "virginica"))
iris2$Species <- factor(iris2$Species,levels = c("setosa","virginica"))
sam <- sample(1:100,20)
ttesting <- iris2[sam,]
ttraining <- iris2[-sam,]
model <- train.rpart(Species~.,ttraining)
prediction.prob <- predict(model,ttesting, type = "prob")
ROC.plot(prediction.prob$prediction[,2],ttesting$Species)
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