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How can I compare my prediction to the original label with the Validation Operator?
Hello,
I'm doing a text mining project where I'm classifying text with a given label. I've split my data 70/30 with the Split Validation Operator.
However, as this video "Finding the right model" on RapidMiner Youtube Page shows, I'm unable to see ofr which documents did my model fail. I can only see the confusion matrix...
How can I see for each document which ones the model was wrong, as the Cross Validation operator does?
Best regards
I'm doing a text mining project where I'm classifying text with a given label. I've split my data 70/30 with the Split Validation Operator.
However, as this video "Finding the right model" on RapidMiner Youtube Page shows, I'm unable to see ofr which documents did my model fail. I can only see the confusion matrix...
How can I see for each document which ones the model was wrong, as the Cross Validation operator does?
Best regards
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Answers
Did you connect the "exa" of performance operator to the output "res"?
This will give you example set with original and predicted labels. You can analyze which are correct and wrong.
If you need more help just share you XML code by copying from (View --> Show Panel --> XML) and pasting here.
Hope this helps.
Varun
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I have the Performance Operator inside the Split validation, so it will only let me connect the "per" and the "exa" to "ave"...
Here's the XML: codeshare.io/UbKVU
(too big to post her e:\ )
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Sorry it's my first RapidMiner process after the tutorials
https://academy.rapidminer.com/courses/text-and-web-mining-with-rapidminer
Scott