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    This document discusses various evaluation metrics that can be used to evaluate machine learning models, including confusion matrices, accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 score. It provides definitions and formulas for calculating each of these metrics. Confusion matrices are used to assess true positives, false positives, true negatives, and false negatives. Accuracy measures overall correctness but does not provide detailed information. Precision is useful when false positives are costly, while recall is better when false negatives have high consequences. The F1 score provides an overall measure of a model's accuracy based on a balance of precision and recall.

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    This document discusses various evaluation metrics that can be used to evaluate machine learning models, including confusion matrices, accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 score. It provides definitions and formulas for calculating each of these metrics. Confusion matrices are used to assess true positives, false positives, true negatives, and false negatives. Accuracy measures overall correctness but does not provide detailed information. Precision is useful when false positives are costly, while recall is better when false negatives have high consequences. The F1 score provides an overall measure of a model's accuracy based on a balance of precision and recall.

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    This document discusses various evaluation metrics that can be used to evaluate machine learning models, including confusion matrices, accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 score. It provides definitions and formulas for calculating each of these metrics. Confusion matrices are used to assess true positives, false positives, true negatives, and false negatives. Accuracy measures overall correctness but does not provide detailed information. Precision is useful when false positives are costly, while recall is better when false negatives have high consequences. The F1 score provides an overall measure of a model's accuracy based on a balance of precision and recall.

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    Evaluation Metrics for Machine Learning

    Researchers will choose a target variable that they wish to predict and fulfill the

    prerequisites of data transformation and model building, one of the final phases is the

    evaluation of the model’s performance. Evaluation for machine learning could be

    evaluated through confusion matrix, accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 score. The

    evaluation models are not perfect it has its own limitations. Optimization of performance

    metrics is a must, to be useful for the specific problem that is to be contend.

    Confusion Matrix

    The performance metrics of the model depends on the problem it solves. Using

    100 example in data set and feed it to the model and received classification. The

    confusion matrix is charted between predicted and actual classification.

    Negative (Predicted) Positive (Predicted)


    Negative (Actual) 98 0
    Positive (Actual) 1 1

    The table X shows the output positive vs negative. each of the examples “classes”

    are the result. The model uses binary classifier confusion matrix since it has only two

    classes. For better comprehension of the table, it can also perceive in terms of false

    positives, false negatives, true positives, and true negatives,

    Accuracy

    Accuracy will determine whether the data is trained correctly and how it will

    perform. The however it has its own limits, it does not give detailed information about

    the applicability to the problem. Using accuracy does not do well in severe cases,

    accuracy measurement is limited to normal cases.


    truepositives+ truenegatives
    Accuracy=
    totalexamples

    Precision

    When cost of false negatives is high precision helps. The people who monitor the

    results will get used and ignore signals after bombarded by false alarm.

    truepositives
    Precision=
    truepositives+ falsepositives

    Recall

    For excessive cost false negatives, recall is best to use. When detecting an

    incoming danger, false negatives has devastating consequences. When false negative is

    receive it may cost life and live hood.

    truepositives
    Recall=
    truepositives + falsenegatives

    F1 Score

    The overall measurement of model’s accuracy is the F1 score. It is mixture of

    Recall and precision. The good F1 score means you have low false negatives and low

    false positives. This means that you have correctly identifying the object and threats you

    are not giving false information. For F1 score, the perfect is 1, and the total failure is 0.

    2∗precision∗recall
    F 1=
    precision+recall

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