Closed jayahm closed 3 years ago
This method does not follow the same structure from the probabilistic ones. It does not use the potential function model in the region of competence steps. That is the reason it is out.
So, it is still a probabilistic DS method right?
Hi,
I would like to re-open this.
Upon checking, the code to compute the competence is:
competences = np.mean(self.DSEL_processed_[neighbors, :], axis=1)
This is measuring the accuracy right?
What I understood, it is based on probability.
Am I wrong somewhere?
This method is based solely on accuracy. It does not use the classifier's probabilities.
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Hi,
I would like to re-open this.
Upon checking, the code to compute the competence is:
competences = np.mean(self.DSELprocessed[neighbors, :], axis=1)
This is measuring the accuracy right?
What I understood, it is based on probability.
Am I wrong somewhere?
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But, based on your paper, it was written probabilistic?
It's an error in the paper.
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But, based on your paper, it was written probabilistic?
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So, can I consider it as an accuracy-based method?
Yes, it is an accuracy based method. It simply selects the base classifiers that have local accuracy higher than random predictions.
I see. Thanks!
How about DES-KL? Is it accuracy-based DES too?
Hi,
As far as I understood, DES-P is a probabilistic method, but why it is not included the probabilistic methods in this library?