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Auto Model lost data
DrGintoki2021
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hi guys,
(1)when I was using auto model in rapidminer 9.8 and trying to predict the values of a column,
(2)I found that it only show 65 rows of data and the confusion matrix only show me less than 50 data——
(1)when I was using auto model in rapidminer 9.8 and trying to predict the values of a column,
(2)I found that it only show 65 rows of data and the confusion matrix only show me less than 50 data——
(3)actually I have 162 rows.
so... why? how to show me the whole 162 rows predictions performance and confusion matrix?
thanks !!!
so... why? how to show me the whole 162 rows predictions performance and confusion matrix?
thanks !!!
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lionelderkrikor RapidMiner Certified Analyst, Member Posts: 1,195 UnicornHi @DrGintoki2021,
It is because AutoModel is using a multi hold out validation method.
AM is using 40 % of your initial dataset to test/evaluate the performance of your model.(and the remaining 60 % of the initial dataset to train your model)
For that it split the 40% of your initial training set into 7 folds .
Then he calculates the performances for each of the 7 folds.
then he remove the max performance and the minimum performances of the 7 performances
and thus he keep 5 performances and display the confusion matrix for this remaining 5 folds.
In other words you have in your confusion matrix : 162 data points x 0,4 (40%) x 5/7 = 46 data points
It matches with what you are displaying in the picture you shared, we have 46 = 20+21+5 in your confusion matrix...
EDIT :
Take a look at the "information" panel in the results screen of AutoModel : look at Model -> Performance to have a description of how is calculated the performance in AutoModel.
Regards,
Lionel1