% test_class & predicted_class must be same dimension
% 'order' - describes the order of label. Here labels are 'g' as positive and 'h' as negative[C,order] = confusionmat( test_class(1: noSampleTest), predicted_class, 'order', ['g' ;'h'] )
tp = C(1,1);
fn = C(1,2);
fp = C(2,1);
tn = C(2,2);
sensitivity = tp /( tp + fn )
specificity = tn /( fp + tn )
accuracy = (tp+tn) / (tp+fn+fp+tn)
tpr = sensitivity
fpr = 1-specificity
precision = tp /( tp + fp )
fVal = (2*tpr*precision)/(tpr+precision)
very helpful and detail! thanks a ton!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot!
ReplyDeleteThank you. I found it very helpful. :-) Thank you.
ReplyDeleteDear sir ,
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If i want to calculate confusion matrix for the neural network trained by bat algorithm.Where should i include this code?in the main or in bat algorithm code?
Thanks in advance
i usually get 0 for order and NAN for C.Where is the problem??
ReplyDeletei think the correct is
ReplyDeletefn = C(2,1);
fp = C(1,2);