source: src/main/java/weka/classifiers/evaluation/TwoClassStats.java @ 21

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1/*
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16
17/*
18 *    TwoClassStats.java
19 *    Copyright (C) 2002 University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand
20 *
21 */
22
23package weka.classifiers.evaluation;
24
25import weka.core.RevisionHandler;
26import weka.core.RevisionUtils;
27
28/**
29 * Encapsulates performance functions for two-class problems.
30 *
31 * @author Len Trigg (len@reeltwo.com)
32 * @version $Revision: 1.9 $
33 */
34public class TwoClassStats
35  implements RevisionHandler {
36
37  /** The names used when converting this object to a confusion matrix */
38  private static final String [] CATEGORY_NAMES = {"negative", "positive"};
39
40  /** Pos predicted as pos */
41  private double m_TruePos;
42
43  /** Neg predicted as pos */
44  private double m_FalsePos;
45
46  /** Neg predicted as neg */
47  private double m_TrueNeg;
48
49  /** Pos predicted as neg */
50  private double m_FalseNeg;
51
52  /**
53   * Creates the TwoClassStats with the given initial performance values.
54   *
55   * @param tp the number of correctly classified positives
56   * @param fp the number of incorrectly classified negatives
57   * @param tn the number of correctly classified negatives
58   * @param fn the number of incorrectly classified positives
59   */
60  public TwoClassStats(double tp, double fp, double tn, double fn) {
61     
62    setTruePositive(tp); 
63    setFalsePositive(fp);
64    setTrueNegative(tn); 
65    setFalseNegative(fn);
66  }
67
68  /** Sets the number of positive instances predicted as positive */
69  public void setTruePositive(double tp) { m_TruePos = tp; }
70
71  /** Sets the number of negative instances predicted as positive */
72  public void setFalsePositive(double fp) { m_FalsePos = fp; }
73
74  /** Sets the number of negative instances predicted as negative */
75  public void setTrueNegative(double tn) { m_TrueNeg = tn; }
76
77  /** Sets the number of positive instances predicted as negative */
78  public void setFalseNegative(double fn) { m_FalseNeg = fn; }
79
80  /** Gets the number of positive instances predicted as positive */
81  public double getTruePositive() { return m_TruePos; }
82
83  /** Gets the number of negative instances predicted as positive */
84  public double getFalsePositive() { return m_FalsePos; }
85
86  /** Gets the number of negative instances predicted as negative */
87  public double getTrueNegative() { return m_TrueNeg; }
88
89  /** Gets the number of positive instances predicted as negative */
90  public double getFalseNegative() { return m_FalseNeg; }
91
92  /**
93   * Calculate the true positive rate.
94   * This is defined as<p>
95   * <pre>
96   * correctly classified positives
97   * ------------------------------
98   *       total positives
99   * </pre>
100   *
101   * @return the true positive rate
102   */
103  public double getTruePositiveRate() { 
104    if (0 == (m_TruePos + m_FalseNeg)) {
105      return 0;
106    } else {
107      return m_TruePos / (m_TruePos + m_FalseNeg); 
108    }
109  }
110
111  /**
112   * Calculate the false positive rate.
113   * This is defined as<p>
114   * <pre>
115   * incorrectly classified negatives
116   * --------------------------------
117   *        total negatives
118   * </pre>
119   *
120   * @return the false positive rate
121   */
122  public double getFalsePositiveRate() { 
123    if (0 == (m_FalsePos + m_TrueNeg)) {
124      return 0;
125    } else {
126      return m_FalsePos / (m_FalsePos + m_TrueNeg); 
127    }
128  }
129
130  /**
131   * Calculate the precision.
132   * This is defined as<p>
133   * <pre>
134   * correctly classified positives
135   * ------------------------------
136   *  total predicted as positive
137   * </pre>
138   *
139   * @return the precision
140   */
141  public double getPrecision() { 
142    if (0 == (m_TruePos + m_FalsePos)) {
143      return 0;
144    } else {
145      return m_TruePos / (m_TruePos + m_FalsePos); 
146    }
147  }
148
149  /**
150   * Calculate the recall.
151   * This is defined as<p>
152   * <pre>
153   * correctly classified positives
154   * ------------------------------
155   *       total positives
156   * </pre><p>
157   * (Which is also the same as the truePositiveRate.)
158   *
159   * @return the recall
160   */
161  public double getRecall() { return getTruePositiveRate(); }
162
163  /**
164   * Calculate the F-Measure.
165   * This is defined as<p>
166   * <pre>
167   * 2 * recall * precision
168   * ----------------------
169   *   recall + precision
170   * </pre>
171   *
172   * @return the F-Measure
173   */
174  public double getFMeasure() {
175
176    double precision = getPrecision();
177    double recall = getRecall();
178    if ((precision + recall) == 0) {
179      return 0;
180    }
181    return 2 * precision * recall / (precision + recall);
182  }
183
184  /**
185   * Calculate the fallout.
186   * This is defined as<p>
187   * <pre>
188   * incorrectly classified negatives
189   * --------------------------------
190   *   total predicted as positive
191   * </pre>
192   *
193   * @return the fallout
194   */
195  public double getFallout() { 
196    if (0 == (m_TruePos + m_FalsePos)) {
197      return 0;
198    } else {
199      return m_FalsePos / (m_TruePos + m_FalsePos); 
200    }
201  }
202
203  /**
204   * Generates a <code>ConfusionMatrix</code> representing the current
205   * two-class statistics, using class names "negative" and "positive".
206   *
207   * @return a <code>ConfusionMatrix</code>.
208   */
209  public ConfusionMatrix getConfusionMatrix() {
210
211    ConfusionMatrix cm = new ConfusionMatrix(CATEGORY_NAMES);
212    cm.setElement(0, 0, m_TrueNeg);
213    cm.setElement(0, 1, m_FalsePos);
214    cm.setElement(1, 0, m_FalseNeg);
215    cm.setElement(1, 1, m_TruePos);
216    return cm;
217  }
218
219  /**
220   * Returns a string containing the various performance measures
221   * for the current object
222   */
223  public String toString() {
224
225    StringBuffer res = new StringBuffer();
226    res.append(getTruePositive()).append(' ');
227    res.append(getFalseNegative()).append(' ');
228    res.append(getTrueNegative()).append(' ');
229    res.append(getFalsePositive()).append(' ');
230    res.append(getFalsePositiveRate()).append(' ');
231    res.append(getTruePositiveRate()).append(' ');
232    res.append(getPrecision()).append(' ');
233    res.append(getRecall()).append(' ');
234    res.append(getFMeasure()).append(' ');
235    res.append(getFallout()).append(' ');
236    return res.toString();
237  }
238 
239  /**
240   * Returns the revision string.
241   *
242   * @return            the revision
243   */
244  public String getRevision() {
245    return RevisionUtils.extract("$Revision: 1.9 $");
246  }
247}
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