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I have been trying to plot the ROC curve for the performance evaluation, but I am confused about how the auc is calculated in the test.py. Could you kindly explain your method? For example, what does the number 140 mean in the equation auc/140 in the python file test.py?
I have been trying to plot the ROC curve for the performance evaluation, but I am confused about how the auc is calculated in the test.py. Could you kindly explain your method? For example, what does the number 140 mean in the equation auc/140 in the python file test.py?
Hi, thanks for your amazing work!
I have been trying to plot the ROC curve for the performance evaluation, but I am confused about how the auc is calculated in the
test.py
. Could you kindly explain your method? For example, what does the number 140 mean in the equationauc/140
in the python filetest.py
?`score_list3 = np.concatenate((score_list, score_list2), axis=0)
gt_list3 = np.concatenate((gt_list, gt_list2), axis=0)
fpr, tpr, thresholds = metrics.roc_curve(gt_list3, score_list3, pos_label=1)
auc += metrics.auc(fpr, tpr)
print('auc = ', auc/140)`
Additionally, would it be possible to explain some of your idea for how to show the ROC curve?
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