machine-learning,confusion-matrix,orange
Confusion matrix and ROC analysis are widgets intended to analyze the results of the classification that come from a Test Learners widget. A typical schema for such evaluation is: Widgets for clustering can add a column with cluster labels to the data set, but there is no widget to turn...
Orange uses a slightly different formula that, according to Kononenko, gives the same result but allows for better interpretability and m-estimate of probabilities. Instead of product( p(Xi|class0) ) it computes product( p(class0|Xi) / p(class0)). I don't think this should affect your computation, though, but you can check. The code that...
Simple tree learner is simple: it's optimized for speed and does not support weights. I guess learning algorithms in Orange that do not support weight should raise an exception if the weight argument is specified. If you need them just to change the class distribution, multiply data instances instead. Create...
Install also PyQwt5 and PyQtGraph.
I don't see where do you adjust for the 30:1 bias. If by stratification: no, stratification means the opposite (in some sense) of what you want: stratified sample is a sample in which the class distribution is roughly the same as in the "population". Therefore, by stratified=True, you tell Orange...
This may not be the optimal approach in terms of system paths and such, but it works. Find where you installed Orange. If in the OS's Applications directory, it is: /Applications/Orange.app Try this at the console: cd <your_Orange_app>/Contents/Frameworks/Python.framework/Resources/Python.app/Contents/MacOS/ ./Python <your_Orange_app>/Contents/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/bin/pip install MySQL-python This just executes "pip install MySQL-python" but with...
As advised by Anony Mousse. import Orange import random random.seed(42) def callback(km): #print(km.data[-10:]) pass iris = Orange.data.Table("iris") km = Orange.clustering.kmeans.Clustering(iris, 3, minscorechange=0, inner_callback=callback) print(km.data[-10:]) ...
If you go to the .tab format, you can mark the last column as basket; see http://docs.orange.biolab.si/reference/rst/Orange.data.formats.html#baskets. In this way you will load the last column as a list of values, not a single value -- don't forget to remove the quotes. But from the on you're on you own....
You are correct in doubting that stacking is already implemented in Orange 3 (because it isn't).
Run Orange canvas from the command prompt C:\Users\localadmin\AppData\Local\Enthought\Canopy\User\python.exe -m Orange.OrangeCanvas.main -l3 or with a standard python install C:\Python27\python.exe -m Orange.OrangeCanvas.main -l3 This should give you more information about the error....