Hi all,
I'm performing binary classification.
I'm using SVM as classifier with RBF kernel using Balancer.
Training stats get 100% accuracy.
Though, the confusion matrix results for different C and gamma are either:
[[ 248 216
0 36]]
Or:
[[ 90 136
158 116]]
I don't get how could the second matrix happend and whether it's because of
the data's nature or something is wrong with the classifier.
Do you know what's going on (which result as the second matrix)?
Could it be that the resutls are backwards somehow?
and how can I further understand if it's the data which is bad or something
else?
My code looks as follows:
>> attr = SampleAttributes(os.path.join(source,map_name))
>> fds=fmri_dataset (samples=os.path.join(source,img_name),
targets=attr.targets, chunks=attr.chunks)
>> zscore (fds,param_est=('targets',['baseline'])
>> sens = SensitivityBasedFeatureSelection(OneWayAnova(),
FixedNElementsTailSelector(1000, tail='upper',mode='select'))
>> clf = FeatureSelectionClassifier(SVM(kernel=RbfSVMKernel(gamma=0.001),
svm_impl='C_SVC',C=10000), sens)
>> cv = CrossValidation (clf, ChainNode([NFoldPartitioner(),
Balancer(attr='targets',count=4,limit='partitions',
apply_selection=True)],
space='partitions'),
enable_ca=['stats'])
>> err = cv(fds)
>> print cv.ca.stats.matrix
Could use your help!
Thanks,
Gal Star
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