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What is the name of this type of chart and how is it generated?

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ThisThe image below shows a continuous curve of false positive rates vs. true positive rates.:

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However, what I don't immediately get is how these rates are being calculated. If a method is applied to a dataset, it has a certain FP rate and a certain FN rate. Doesn't that mean that each method should have a single point rather than a curve? Of course there's multiple ways to configure a method, producing multiple different points, but it's not clear to me how there is this continuum of rates or how it's generated.

What is the name of this type of chart and how is it generated?

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This image shows a continuous curve of rates vs. rates. However, what I don't immediately get is how these rates are being calculated. If a method is applied to a dataset, it has a certain FP rate and a certain FN rate. Doesn't that mean that each method should have a single point rather than a curve? Of course there's multiple ways to configure a method, producing multiple different points, but it's not clear to me how there is this continuum of rates or how it's generated.

The image below shows a continuous curve of false positive rates vs. true positive rates:

enter image description here

However, what I don't immediately get is how these rates are being calculated. If a method is applied to a dataset, it has a certain FP rate and a certain FN rate. Doesn't that mean that each method should have a single point rather than a curve? Of course there's multiple ways to configure a method, producing multiple different points, but it's not clear to me how there is this continuum of rates or how it's generated.

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What is the name of this type of chart showing false and true positive rates and how is it generated?

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