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How to control the proportion of predicted example
stephen5huo
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Help needed to understand how to control the proportion of predicted examples in binomial classes: I have a database with binomial class label: either 1 or 0. I have got a training set with 20000 records, inside which around 2600 of them have the class label 1, others are all class 0. Then I have a test set with around 5000 records, but only around 100 of them are belong to class 1. However when I perform the prediction by applying different algorithms (Logistic regression, linear regression, Support Vector Machine, Neural Net…) I found it very difficult to control the proportion of the predicted examples, in this case, the records being predicted as class 1. Ideally I would like to control the mining process to only predicted records in class 1 around 3% - 5% of the whole dataset and maintain 95% of records being classified class 0. Any idea? Many thx
Stephen
Stephen
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have your tried using a sample operator with "balance data"-option? Doing so you can help the learner to reach a good accuracy on both cases.
Hope I got your problem right.
Regards
Hagen