Closed bschiffthaler closed 4 years ago
The "logic" in seidr roc that decides whether to print a step or not is flawed, so running e.g.:
seidr roc -p 1000
results in more than 1000 output points. While this has no direct consequence for the ROC curve or the AUC/AUPR calculations, it needs to be fixed.
Using arma::linspace now to generate evenly split cutoff points. Should be fine now.
arma::linspace
The "logic" in seidr roc that decides whether to print a step or not is flawed, so running e.g.:
results in more than 1000 output points. While this has no direct consequence for the ROC curve or the AUC/AUPR calculations, it needs to be fixed.