The data in this degradation and performance were obtained through what kind of experiment?

[wujiaaaaa]

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[martinakaduc]

I have a note on how to create data in https://github.com/martinakaduc/xNeuSM/blob/main/data_real/README.md Hope that helps.

[wujiaaaaa]

Hello, what I want to ask is how the data in the performance file and the degradation file under the results file were obtained. For example, xNeuSM's ROU AUC is 0.983, PR AUC is 0.974, F1 is 0.983 and so on. By what experiment were these data obtained? Thank you

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I have a note on how to create data in https://github.com/martinakaduc/xNeuSM/blob/main/data_real/README.md Hope that helps.

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[martinakaduc]

Hi, sorry for late reply, I am a little bit busy these days.

Firstly, you might need to re-train the models using train.py. Next, you can run evaluate.py, which will save all metrics for performance and degradation results. After that, I manually copy values to these files. Though it is not too convenient, it would be better if you could help me by writing a script to read the results and construct these files.

You can find all training and evaluation scripts in the scripts folder.