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I'm trying to evaluate some classification algorithms' results in my imbalanced dataset. With imabalncedBy imbalanced, I mean that there are much more negative labels than positive oneslabels. Accuracy and precision are always good, but recall, and Area Under the Precision-Recall curve (PR_AUC) are not so good. I'm seeking the classifier that maximizes the PR_AUC.

1.- Do you think this is a good criteria to selectcriterion for selecting a classification algorithm in this case?

2.- Are recall and PR_AUC proportional? I mean, if a classifier gives better recall results than another one, but worse PR_AUC results... Am I doing something wrong? Or it has a logical explanation? Which one is the best criteriacriterion for imbalanced datasets?

Thank you for your help!

I'm trying to evaluate some classification algorithms' results in my imbalanced dataset. With imabalnced, I mean that there are much more negative labels than positive ones. Accuracy and precision are always good, but recall and Area Under the Precision-Recall curve (PR_AUC) are not so good. I'm seeking the classifier that maximizes the PR_AUC.

1.- Do you think this is a good criteria to select a classification algorithm in this case?

2.- Are recall and PR_AUC proportional? I mean, if a classifier gives better recall results than another one, but worse PR_AUC results... Am I doing something wrong? Or it has a logical explanation? Which one is the best criteria for imbalanced datasets?

Thank you for your help!

I'm trying to evaluate some classification algorithms' results in my imbalanced dataset. By imbalanced, I mean there are much more negative than positive labels. Accuracy and precision are always good, but recall, and Area Under the Precision-Recall curve (PR_AUC) are not so good. I'm seeking the classifier that maximizes the PR_AUC.

1.- Do you think this is a good criterion for selecting a classification algorithm?

2.- Are recall and PR_AUC proportional? I mean, if a classifier gives better recall results than another one but worse PR_AUC results... Am I doing something wrong? Or it has a logical explanation? Which one is the best criterion for imbalanced datasets?

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Relationship between recall and Precision-Recall curve

I'm trying to evaluate some classification algorithms' results in my imbalanced dataset. With imabalnced, I mean that there are much more negative labels than positive ones. Accuracy and precision are always good, but recall and Area Under the Precision-Recall curve (PR_AUC) are not so good. I'm seeking the classifier that maximizes the PR_AUC.

1.- Do you think this is a good criteria to select a classification algorithm in this case?

2.- Are recall and PR_AUC proportional? I mean, if a classifier gives better recall results than another one, but worse PR_AUC results... Am I doing something wrong? Or it has a logical explanation? Which one is the best criteria for imbalanced datasets?

Thank you for your help!