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ClassifierMeasurements[ ] incromprehensions

Posted 3 years ago

Dear All,

I'm having an issue with Neural Network, something I can't understand on my own it seems. Working on a situation where 100 elements-vectors are classified in 4 class. I tried to recover from the Classify function the neural network created. I even got pretty good results as seen bellow

Andrea = Classify[TrainingSet, Method -> "NeuralNetwork", 
  ValidationSet -> TestingSet]
ClassifierMeasurements[Andrea, TestingSet]["Accuracy"]
ClassifierMeasurements[Andrea, TestingSet]["ConfusionMatrixPlot"]

enter image description here I then naturally tried to recover the network itself, using the following commands :

AndreaNet = 
 NetReplacePart[
  Andrea[[1]]["Model"][
   "Network"], {"Output" -> NetDecoder[{"Class", Range[4]}]}]

I can't quite understand why I can't, at this point, use the classical ClassifierMeasurements[AndreaNet, TestingSet, "Accuracy"], when I tried it, I got something like :

Max::nord: Invalid comparison with 1.0629 +3.14159 I attempted.

I also tried the ClassifierMeasurements[Classify[AndreaNet], TestingSet, "Accuracy"] without success.

Hence, I programed the evaluation myself (and perhaps in the worst way possible, element after element) as following :

accuracy = 0;
For[i = 1, i <= Length[TestingSet], i++,
  print = PrintTemporary[i];
  If[AndreaNet[TestingSet[[i, 1]]] == TestingSet[[i, 2]], accuracy++];
  NotebookDelete[print]];
accuracy/Length[TestingSet]
% // N

I obtained a value of 5323/8172, which is roughly 0.651

As you can see, I obtain a result way different than what I expected. Can someone help me understand :

  • Why can't I use the function ClassifierMeasurements[AndreaNet, TestingSet, "Accuracy"] here, as I have some example of similar network which works perfectly fine
  • Why do the accuracy obtained differs so much from the first evaluation ?

Thank you very much for your attention.

Kind Regards,

2 Replies

Hi Alexandre,

Version of Mathematica and operating system would be useful to know.

POSTED BY: Sander Huisman

Hi Sander, thanks for commenting.

I'm currently working on Wolfram Mathematica 12.1, on a Win10 system. Does it ring a bell?

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