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What is the ideal value for both Precision and Recall to achieve a perfect F1 score?
What is the ideal value for both Precision and Recall to achieve a perfect F1 score?
- 0
- 0.75
- 1 (correct)
- 0.5
Which of the following statements is true about Recall and Precision?
Which of the following statements is true about Recall and Precision?
- Precision and Recall are mutually exclusive measures.
- High Recall always leads to High Precision.
- You can have High Precision while having Low Recall. (correct)
- Both Precision and Recall must be low for a good model.
What does the F1 score measure?
What does the F1 score measure?
- The balance between precision and recall. (correct)
- The overall accuracy of a model.
- The rate of false negatives.
- The balance between precision and false positives.
In the context of traffic prediction models, which outcome could result from a high false negative cost?
In the context of traffic prediction models, which outcome could result from a high false negative cost?
What can be concluded if a model exhibits High Precision but Low Recall?
What can be concluded if a model exhibits High Precision but Low Recall?
Which scenario is likely to produce a high false positive cost?
Which scenario is likely to produce a high false positive cost?
What range do both Precision and Recall, and consequently the F1 score, fall within?
What range do both Precision and Recall, and consequently the F1 score, fall within?
Why is it essential to consider both Recall and Precision in evaluating model performance?
Why is it essential to consider both Recall and Precision in evaluating model performance?
What happens to the F1 score when the Precision is 0 and Recall is 1?
What happens to the F1 score when the Precision is 0 and Recall is 1?
Which of the following values would indicate perfect Precision and Recall?
Which of the following values would indicate perfect Precision and Recall?
In the context of the traffic prediction model, what is a likely consequence of a high false negative cost?
In the context of the traffic prediction model, what is a likely consequence of a high false negative cost?
What is a potential drawback of a model that has high Precision but low Recall?
What is a potential drawback of a model that has high Precision but low Recall?
What is the primary purpose of the F1 score in evaluating a model's performance?
What is the primary purpose of the F1 score in evaluating a model's performance?
What could be an ideal scenario for achieving a perfect F1 score?
What could be an ideal scenario for achieving a perfect F1 score?
A model with low Precision and high Recall is indicative of what type of behavior?
A model with low Precision and high Recall is indicative of what type of behavior?
Which statement describes a situation with high false positive cost?
Which statement describes a situation with high false positive cost?
Flashcards
High False Negative Cost
High False Negative Cost
Signifies a significant negative consequence when a true positive is mistakenly classified as negative.
High False Positive Cost
High False Positive Cost
Significant negative consequence when a negative case is wrongly classified as positive.
Recall
Recall
Measures the model's ability to identify all the positive cases.
Precision
Precision
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F1 Score
F1 Score
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Perfect F1 Score
Perfect F1 Score
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Confusion Matrix
Confusion Matrix
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Traffic Prediction Model
Traffic Prediction Model
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High False Negative Cost Scenario
High False Negative Cost Scenario
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High False Positive Cost Scenario
High False Positive Cost Scenario
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What does a high F1 score indicate for a model?
What does a high F1 score indicate for a model?
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When is the F1 Score perfect?
When is the F1 Score perfect?
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Traffic Jam Prediction Model
Traffic Jam Prediction Model
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Example: Traffic Jam Prediction- High FN cost?
Example: Traffic Jam Prediction- High FN cost?
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Example: Traffic Jam Prediction- High FP cost?
Example: Traffic Jam Prediction- High FP cost?
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Confusion Matrix in Traffic Jam Prediction
Confusion Matrix in Traffic Jam Prediction
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Study Notes
High False Negative Cost
- High false negative cost means the cost of failing to identify a true positive is very high.
- Example: A medical diagnosis model that misses a serious disease.
High False Positive Cost
- High false positive cost means the cost of incorrectly identifying a true negative is very high.
- Example: A security system falsely alarming about a danger, disrupting normal operations.
Model Performance Evaluation
- Two crucial metrics for evaluating a model's performance are recall and precision.
- Recall measures the model’s ability to identify all relevant instances.
- Precision measures the model’s accuracy in its predictions.
F1 Score
- The F1 score balances precision and recall.
- F1 score is a single measure considering both precision and recall.
- A perfect F1 score (1 or 100%) occurs when both precision and recall are perfect.
Traffic Jam Prediction Model
- An AI model is used to predict traffic jams, especially for students relying on buses.
- The model aims to improve on-time attendance at school.
- The evaluation of the model's performance can be expressed in terms of a confusion matrix.
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