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Jul 10 at 17:04 comment added ttnphns I removed tag "metric".
Jul 10 at 10:37 comment added smci Ok when you say 'model' you mean 'binary classifier'. e.g. one that predicts the existence or not existence of a "characteristic" (e.g. "there is a dog in this image"). But to evaluate the classifier performance, you have to tell us what is the relative cost of a False Positive vs a False Negative. If this was a diagnostic for a rare but fatal condition, a low FN rate is crucial but FP is not bad. Without knowing how rare/common dogs in your images are and what significance that carries, we can't say.
Jul 9 at 20:43 comment added ttnphns Please check also an overview of measures stats.stackexchange.com/q/586342/3277
Jul 9 at 20:00 answer added jginestet timeline score: 2
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Jul 9 at 10:29 answer added Peter Flom timeline score: 4
Jul 9 at 6:40 comment added Stephan Kolassa The F1 score suffers from all the same issues as accuracy etc., see the links in my answer. The AUROC is better. @KansaiRobot: there absolutely are different thresholds here, it's just that they are often swept under the rug and implicitly set to 0.5, which is usually not a good choice, see this thread. You should either think carefully about your costs of "misclassification" and set your threshold accordingly, or use a model that performs well over many thresholds - through proper scoring rules.
Jul 9 at 6:35 answer added Stephan Kolassa timeline score: 7
Jul 9 at 5:53 comment added KansaiRobot Thanks. I thought about it but I read the ROC curve is the plot the true positive rate against the false positive rate for different threshold values. It is this "different threshold values" what I don't understand. I got the results of the model application through their TP, etc. There are no different threshold values, are there? (sorry I am a bit confused about this)
Jul 9 at 5:50 comment converted from answer MarcoM I'd add to the metrics you are alreay using the ROC curve and the F1 score.
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