Exemplo n.º 1
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//
// ClassifySet given a samples predict their class by running each sample in
// forest, adn return their class prediction with confusion matrix.
// `samples` is the sample that will be predicted, `sampleIds` is the index of
// samples.
// If `sampleIds` is not nil, then sample index will be checked in each tree,
// if the sample is used for training, their vote is not counted.
//
// Algorithm,
//
// (0) Get value space (possible class values in dataset)
// (1) For each row in test-set,
// (1.1) collect votes in all trees,
// (1.2) select majority class vote, and
// (1.3) compute and save the actual class probabilities.
// (2) Compute confusion matrix from predictions.
// (3) Compute stat from confusion matrix.
// (4) Write the stat to file only if sampleIds is empty, which mean its run
// not from OOB set.
//
func (forest *Runtime) ClassifySet(samples tabula.ClasetInterface,
	sampleIds []int,
) (
	predicts []string, cm *classifier.CM, probs []float64,
) {
	stat := classifier.Stat{}
	stat.Start()

	if len(sampleIds) <= 0 {
		fmt.Println(tag, "Classify set:", samples)
		fmt.Println(tag, "Classify set sample (one row):",
			samples.GetRow(0))
	}

	// (0)
	vs := samples.GetClassValueSpace()
	actuals := samples.GetClassAsStrings()
	sampleIdx := -1

	// (1)
	rows := samples.GetRows()
	for x, row := range *rows {
		// (1.1)
		if len(sampleIds) > 0 {
			sampleIdx = sampleIds[x]
		}
		votes := forest.Votes(row, sampleIdx)

		// (1.2)
		classProbs := tekstus.WordsProbabilitiesOf(votes, vs, false)

		_, idx, ok := numerus.Floats64FindMax(classProbs)

		if ok {
			predicts = append(predicts, vs[idx])
		}

		// (1.3)
		probs = append(probs, classProbs[0])
	}

	// (2)
	cm = forest.ComputeCM(sampleIds, vs, actuals, predicts)

	// (3)
	forest.ComputeStatFromCM(&stat, cm)
	stat.End()

	if len(sampleIds) <= 0 {
		fmt.Println(tag, "CM:", cm)
		fmt.Println(tag, "Classifying stat:", stat)
		_ = stat.Write(forest.StatFile)
	}

	return predicts, cm, probs
}
Exemplo n.º 2
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//
// ClassifySetByWeight will classify each instance in samples by weight
// with respect to its single performance.
//
// Algorithm,
// (1) For each instance in samples,
// (1.1) for each stage,
// (1.1.1) collect votes for instance in current stage.
// (1.1.2) Compute probabilities of each classes in votes.
//
//		prob_class = count_of_class / total_votes
//
// (1.1.3) Compute total of probabilites times of stage weight.
//
//		stage_prob = prob_class * stage_weight
//
// (1.2) Divide each class stage probabilites with
//
//		stage_prob = stage_prob /
//			(sum_of_all_weights * number_of_tree_in_forest)
//
// (1.3) Select class label with highest probabilites.
// (1.4) Save stage probabilities for positive class.
// (2) Compute confusion matrix.
//
func (crf *Runtime) ClassifySetByWeight(samples tabula.ClasetInterface,
	sampleIds []int,
) (
	predicts []string, cm *classifier.CM, probs []float64,
) {
	stat := classifier.Stat{}
	stat.Start()

	vs := samples.GetClassValueSpace()
	stageProbs := make([]float64, len(vs))
	stageSumProbs := make([]float64, len(vs))
	sumWeights := numerus.Floats64Sum(crf.weights)

	// (1)
	rows := samples.GetDataAsRows()
	for _, row := range *rows {
		for y := range stageSumProbs {
			stageSumProbs[y] = 0
		}

		// (1.1)
		for y, forest := range crf.forests {
			// (1.1.1)
			votes := forest.Votes(row, -1)

			// (1.1.2)
			probs := tekstus.WordsProbabilitiesOf(votes, vs, false)

			// (1.1.3)
			for z := range probs {
				stageSumProbs[z] += probs[z]
				stageProbs[z] += probs[z] * crf.weights[y]
			}
		}

		// (1.2)
		stageWeight := sumWeights * float64(crf.NTree)

		for x := range stageProbs {
			stageProbs[x] = stageProbs[x] / stageWeight
		}

		// (1.3)
		_, maxi, ok := numerus.Floats64FindMax(stageProbs)
		if ok {
			predicts = append(predicts, vs[maxi])
		}

		probs = append(probs, stageSumProbs[0]/
			float64(len(crf.forests)))
	}

	// (2)
	actuals := samples.GetClassAsStrings()
	cm = crf.ComputeCM(sampleIds, vs, actuals, predicts)

	crf.ComputeStatFromCM(&stat, cm)
	stat.End()

	_ = stat.Write(crf.StatFile)

	return predicts, cm, probs
}