A metric, as inert data: what to measure and on which columns.
The third kind of operator beside Latu.ML.Estimator and Latu.ML.Transformer, and the
simplest — it is never fitted and never transforms, it just scores a frame. Spark has six of
them, all under Latu.ML.Evaluation.
evaluator = Latu.ML.Evaluation.binary_classification_evaluator(metric_name: "areaUnderROC")Latu.ML.evaluate/2 is what runs one, and it answers with the metric itself rather than with
a handle: an evaluator caches nothing on the server. The frame it scores is one a model has
already transformed — an evaluator reads prediction_col and label_col, not features.
Summary
Functions
An evaluator the registry does not know, by its JVM class name.
Types
@type t() :: %Latu.ML.Evaluator{ class: String.t(), known: [Latu.ML.Param.t()], params: [Latu.ML.Plan.param()], uid: String.t() }
Functions
An evaluator the registry does not know, by its JVM class name.
See Latu.ML.Estimator.new/2; the same caveats apply.
Options
:params— the params to send, already in wire form. Defaults to[].:uid— the uid to send. Defaults to a generated one in PySpark's shape.