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"which ROC curve comes together with which model?"
Hi again
If you display the performance information regarding several classification models – how do you distinguish which ROC curve corresponds to which model? I do not see anything on the ROC curve windows identifying the corresponding model. Thanks for your suggestions/comments
Dan
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normally the result tabs show the names of the operators that created the respective result. So you might take a look there?
Greetings,
Sebastian
Greetings
Dan
now I'm confused Let's make a common base to talk about: Please replace the data source you use in your process by an Generate Data operator and then paste the process here in the code area. The code area can be inserted with the # button above.
Then I will see what you see and probably will understand better what we are talking about
Greetings,
Sebastian
Thanks
Dan
as I said, the name of the generating operator is shown in the tabs. Since you did not rename your performance estimating operators they are simply numbered: Performance, Performance (2) and Performance (4). The tab names in the result perspectives are "PerformanceVector (Performance)", "PerformanceVector (Performance (2))"...
So if you give your operators meaningful names, you will know which tab represents which result...
Greetings,
Sebastian