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3. **Prediction Decoding**: After making predictions, we use `inverse_transform` on the `LabelEncoder` to convert the numerical predictions back to their original categorical labels. ### Additional Improvements: - **Feature Engineering**: …

- **Customizing Colors and Formats**: Adjust the `cmap` parameter in `sns.heatmap` to change the color scheme, and use `fmt` to control the formatting of the annotations. This enhanced dashboard will give you a clear visual representation …

but I need it to be more complex and handle multiple modules, and also include error handling for missing modules ->-> 2,28 [Turn 311] Assistant: Designing a modular architecture in Python involves organizing your code into separate module…

Would you like to proceed with a specific evaluation or comparison? Please specify the technologies or areas you are interested in, and I will provide a detailed analysis with appropriate references. [Turn 320] User: Sure thing! Let's focu…

# Directory containing the documents directory = '/path/to/documents' # List to store document information documents = [] # Loop through each file in the directory for filename in os.listdir(directory): filepath = os.path.join(directo…

import dash_html_components as html from dash.dependencies import Input, Output app = dash.Dash(__name__) app.layout = html.Div([ # Add dashboard components here ]) # Example usage: if __name__ == '__main__': app.run_server() ```…

I'd like to expand on this to include more features, such as the ability to add and remove tasks, and to save the tasks to a file. Can you help me implement this? ->-> 2,31 [Turn 317] Assistant: Certainly! Let's expand on your basic task p…

### Enhanced Database Design and Query Optimization #### Step 1: Establish Connections to Multiple Databases We'll use a configuration file to manage multiple database connections and a context manager to handle connections and cursors pr…

print(f"An error occurred: {e}") # Example usage num_instances = 10 gcp_price = 0.08 aws_price = 0.10 gcp_cost, aws_cost = calculate_costs(num_instances, gcp_price, aws_price) print(f"GCP cost: ${gcp_cost:.2f}, AWS cost: ${aws_cos…

[Turn 307] Assistant: Handling a large volume of data, such as 2 million documents, efficiently using Apache Beam in Python requires careful consideration of data transformations, error handling, and optimization techniques. Below is an enh…

- Implemented a function `execute_query` to execute SQL queries on specified databases. - Demonstrated fetching data from two different databases. 3. **Creating Indexes**: - Provided an example SQL command to create an index on a …

- Wrapped the analysis code in a try-except block to catch and handle any exceptions that may occur during data analysis. ### Visualization Libraries - **Matplotlib**: Used for basic plotting. - **Seaborn**: Used for enhanced statistic…

| "Batch Elements" >> BatchElements(min_batch_size=1000, max_batch_size=10000) ) # Error handling def safe_process(element): try: # Perform complex processing here processed_element =…

- The function catches any exceptions that occur during the calculation and prints an error message. - If an error occurs, the function returns `None` for both `gcp_cost` and `aws_cost`. 5. **Example Usage**: - The example usage d…

- We generate a random query vector and use `get_nns_by_vector` to find the nearest neighbors. The function returns the indices of the nearest neighbors and their distances. ### Output The output will be a tuple containing the indices …

# Build the index t.build(10) # Query the index vec = np.random.rand(128).astype('float32') nearest_neighbors = t.get_nns_by_vector(vec, 10, include_distances=True) print(nearest_neighbors) ``` ->-> 2,25 [Turn 293] Assistant: Certainly! …

from pika.adapters.blocking_connection import BlockingChannel from pika.spec import Basic def process_document(ch: BlockingChannel, method: Basic.Deliver, properties: BasicProperties, body: bytes): print(f"Processing document: {body}")…

**Explanation**: By encoding sentences into dense vectors, SBERT can capture nuanced relationships between words and phrases. This leads to more precise and contextually relevant search results. For example, a query about "machine learning"…

[Turn 291] Assistant: Monitoring tools are essential for tracking the performance and health of your system, especially when dealing with high throughput and complex architectures like microservices. Here are some recommended monitoring too…

2. **Background Processing**: Use worker threads or background jobs to handle the embedding generation and index updates asynchronously. ### 4. **Versioning** Maintain multiple versions of the embeddings to handle updates gracefully. ###…

- !Ref TargetGroup HealthCheckType: "EC2" HealthCheckGracePeriod: 300 ``` #### Launch Template Using AWS Launch Template: ```yaml Resources: LaunchTemplate: Type: "AWS::EC2::LaunchTemplate" Properties: …

[Turn 153] Assistant: Great! Starting with the basic structure is a solid approach. It will allow you to gather and organize the initial interview results effectively. As you collect more data, you can always expand the structure to include…

"Status": ["Pass", "Fail", "Pass", "Pass", "Fail"], "Details": ["Data encryption check passed.", "Access control check failed.", "Audit logs check passed.", "Data backup check passed.", "Secure data transmission check failed."] } d…

app.run_server(debug=True) ``` ### Explanation 1. **Sample Data**: - Define a dictionary `compliance_data` with sample compliance status for each checkpoint. - Convert the dictionary to a DataFrame `df` using `pd.DataFrame`. 2.…

Type: "AWS::ElasticLoadBalancingV2::LoadBalancer" Properties: Name: "my-load-balancer" Scheme: "internet-facing" Subnets: - !Ref PublicSubnet1 - !Ref PublicSubnet2 SecurityGroups: - !R…

# Optionally, implement a retry mechanism here time.sleep(1) # Wait before retrying print('Requests sent:', requests_count) ``` ### Explanation 1. **Logging Setup**: Configured logging to capture timestamps, log levels, …

- **Number of Bins**: Adjust the `bins` parameter to control the granularity of the histogram. More bins will provide finer detail, while fewer bins will provide a broader overview. - **Color and Edge Style**: Customize the color and edge s…

- It iterates over each category in the order of priorities, checking if any of the keywords are present in the file content. - If a keyword is found, the corresponding category is added to `file_categories` and the loop breaks to sto…

- `categories` is a dictionary where each key is a category name and the value is a list of keywords that indicate the file belongs to that category. 2. **Read and Categorize Files**: - The `categorize_files` function reads the conte…

# Initialize an empty dictionary to store interview results interview_results = {} # Function to add interview results def add_interview_result(stakeholder_id, search_needs): if stakeholder_id in interview_results: interview_re…

- **Compromise Solutions**: Propose a solution where users can save predefined dashboard layouts and switch between them. - **Incremental Improvements**: Plan to implement real-time customization in a future release after addressing t…

- `idf` is calculated as the logarithm of the ratio of the total number of documents to the document frequency of the term. - The final score is computed using the BM25 formula. 4. **Parameter Tuning**: - `k1` and `b` are typicall…

- Defined `make_request` to handle individual requests and include error handling. - Used `raise_for_status` to raise an exception for HTTP errors. 4. **Main Function**: - Created a list of URLs to request. - Used `httpx.AsyncC…

Ensure you have the necessary libraries installed: ```bash pip install websockets ``` ### Code Implementation ```python import asyncio import concurrent.futures from collections import defaultdict, deque from threading import Thread cla…

def retrieve(self, query): # Simplified retrieval logic: return documents containing the query word words = query.split() results = set() for word in words: results.update(self.index.get(word,…

5. **Scalability**: Design the system to scale horizontally to handle increasing data volumes. ### Example Implementation Below is an example implementation using a WebSocket stream as the data source. This example uses `websockets` for r…

- **Caching**: Implement caching mechanisms to reduce the number of API calls and improve response times. By following this enhanced code snippet, you can handle multiple API endpoints, rate limits, and ensure robust error handling and per…

# Register the GDPR points gdpr_points = [ 'point1', 'point2', # Add other GDPR points here ] # Test the auditor with a sample implementation auditor = GDPRPointChecker(gdpr_points) result = auditor.audit() print(result) ``` #…

- **Suggestion**: Ensure that you have a clear upgrade path for future versions. Consider documenting version changes and deprecation policies. 2. **HTTP Methods**: - **Current**: You are using `POST` for the search endpoint, which i…

By setting up an Auto Scaling group with appropriate scaling policies and integrating it with a load balancer, you can dynamically adjust the number of Solr nodes based on real-time query volume. This ensures that your system can handle sud…

--launch-template LaunchTemplateName=my-solr-launch-template \ --min-size 2 \ --max-size 10 \ --desired-capacity 4 \ --load-balancer-names my-load-balancer ``` 3. **Create Target Tracking Scaling Policy** ```…

[Turn 1067] Assistant: Setting up autoscaling groups for Solr nodes based on real-time query volume involves several steps. You can use cloud provider services like AWS Auto Scaling or Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaler to dynamically adj…

- **Tuning Cache Settings**: Adjust cache sizes and eviction policies to balance memory usage and performance. #### **Response Caching** - **Use Reverse Proxy Caching**: Tools like NGINX can cache responses to frequently requested queries,…

[Turn 1065] Assistant: Ensuring that your system can handle sudden spikes in query volume without compromising latency involves several strategies, including scaling, caching, and optimizing your infrastructure. Here are some detailed steps…

- **Create Collection**: Use the Solr admin UI or command line to create a collection with sharding and replication. ```sh bin/solr create -c my_collection -n data_driven_schema_configs -rf 2 -shards 3 ``` - **Explanati…

3. **Evaluate Each Item**: Go through each item on the checklist and evaluate it thoroughly. Document your findings and any issues discovered. 4. **Calculate Coverage**: Summarize the coverage achieved for each aspect. Aim to cover at least…

[Turn 1058] User: I'm working on refining my evaluation criteria for the RAG system, and I need help with creating a comprehensive checklist that covers 8 technology aspects. Can you provide a sample checklist that includes items like laten…

- For each technology aspect, list common issues that might arise. For example: - **Latency**: High response times, inconsistent performance. - **Throughput**: Low query handling capacity, scalability bottlenecks. - **Secu…

[Turn 393] Assistant: Evaluating the accuracy of document parsing tools like Apache Tika and PDFBox involves comparing the extracted text against a ground truth. To measure accuracy, you can use metrics such as precision, recall, and F1-sco…

tokenizer=falcon_tokenizer, ) # Train the models trainer_llama.train() trainer_falcon.train() # Evaluate the models results_llama = trainer_llama.evaluate(test_dataset) results_falcon = trainer_falcon.evaluate(test_dataset) print(f"L…

- **Exact Match (EM)**: The percentage of questions where the predicted answer exactly matches the ground truth. - **F1 Score**: The harmonic mean of precision and recall, often used to measure the overlap between predicted and ground truth…

import random # Define the retrieval tools tools = ['tool1', 'tool2'] # Define the documents documents = [f'document{i}' for i in range(400)] # Define the evaluation metrics metrics = ['recall', 'precision', 'f1_score'] # Initialize the…

for tool, metrics in average_results.items(): print(f"Tool: {tool}") for metric, value in metrics.items(): print(f"{metric.capitalize()}: {value:.4f}") ``` ### Explanation 1. **Define the Retrieval Tools**: - List the r…

This enhanced report provides a more comprehensive analysis and helps you make a more informed decision about which vector database to use for your RAG system. [Turn 2210] User: I'm trying to evaluate the performance of different sparse re…

matrix.loc['Qdrant 0.8.1', 'security_features'] = 'Encryption, Access Control' matrix.loc['Weaviate 1.14.0', 'security_features'] = 'Encryption, Access Control' print(matrix) ``` ### Summary and Recommendation After filling in the matrix …

| | | | Storage A | Storage B| | | | +---------------------+-----------+ ``` ### Conclusion Given your requirements for 5,000 concurrent queries and 99.85% uptime, a mi…

- The test is run `num_tests` times, and the average duration and throughput are calculated. 3. **Detailed Output**: - The output includes both the average duration and the throughput, giving a clear picture of the engine's performan…

ground_truth = generate_ground_truth(num_queries, num_relevant) with Timer() as timer: results = engine.search(test_data) total_duration += timer.duration total_throughput += num_queries…

By incorporating these additional metrics, you can gain a more thorough understanding of your sparse retrieval engine's performance and reliability. [Turn 2400] User: hmm, how do we implement these metrics in our existing codebase? [Turn …

2. **Memory and Computational Efficiency** - **Quantization**: Reduces memory footprint and speeds up computations due to lower precision arithmetic. - **Pruning**: Reduces the number of operations and memory usage, leading to faster …

- `update_weights`: Calculates the accuracy of each engine and updates the weights accordingly. - `new_weights`: Adjusts the weights based on the relative performance of each engine. By incorporating these advanced techniques, you ca…

return llm.accuracy elif criterion == "latency": return llm.latency else: return 0 # Example usage: criteria = ["accuracy", "latency", "cost"] evaluator = LLMEvaluator(criteria) llm = {"a…

3. **Iterative Improvement**: Continuously evaluate and refine your approach based on performance metrics and feedback. By dynamically adjusting the `alpha` value, you can create a more flexible and adaptive retrieval system that performs …

return mean_precision, mean_recall, mean_f1, mean_ap def simulate_bm25_retrieval(query, documents): # Placeholder for actual BM25 retrieval logic # Return a subset of documents as retrieved documents return documents[:3] #…

dense_scores = np.array([0.7, 0.3, 0.1]) # Normalize and compute hybrid scores hybrid_scores = hybrid_ranking(sparse_scores, dense_scores) print(hybrid_scores) # Optionally, sort documents based on hybrid scores sorted_indices = np.argsor…

m = 8 # number of subquantizers index = faiss.IndexIVFPQ(faiss.MetricType.L2, d, nlist, m, 8) # Train the index index.train(embeddings) # Add the embeddings to the index index.add(embeddings) # Generate a query embedding in a different …

### 1. **Gradient Descent or Optimization Algorithms** - Use optimization algorithms like gradient descent, Adam, or others to find the optimal weights that maximize precision. - You can define a loss function based on the difference …

- Use `minimize` from `scipy.optimize` to find the optimal weights that minimize the MSE. ### Additional Considerations - **Normalization**: Normalize the queries if they are on different scales. - **Constraint**: Add constraints to th…

- This can improve the relevance of the final results. By combining these techniques, you can create a robust hybrid system that efficiently handles both sparse and dense vectors, providing accurate and fast retrieval results. [Turn 66…

[Turn 6625] Assistant: To improve the precision of your fusion technique, you can consider several strategies to refine how you combine the scores from different retrieval methods. Here are some steps and techniques you can use to enhance t…

dense_scores = np.random.rand(num_queries, num_documents) # Test queries test_queries = np.random.rand(num_queries, num_documents) predictions = [] for i in range(num_queries): query = test_queries[i] sparse_scores_i = sparse_scor…

- The re-ranking step is implicitly handled by sorting the combined scores and selecting the top indices. 4. **Feature Engineering:** - In this example, we use random scores for demonstration. In practice, you can incorporate additio…

prediction = rank_documents(query, sparse_scores_i, dense_scores_i) if prediction is not None: predictions.append(prediction) # Evaluate precision true_labels = np.random.randint(0, 2, size=(num_queries, num_documents)) # …

- Experiment with different weighting schemes to find the optimal balance. 3. **Normalization:** - Normalize the scores to ensure they are comparable and to avoid bias towards one type of scoring. 4. **Evaluation:** - Evaluate th…

Your current model architecture is quite simple. Depending on the complexity of your data, you might need a more sophisticated model. However, for now, let's focus on optimizing the existing architecture. ### 3. Hyperparameter Tuning Exper…

- Create a prototype that implements the new techniques (multilingual embeddings, cross-lingual indexing, query expansion, hybrid ranking). - Test the prototype with a subset of your data to validate its effectiveness. 3. **Parallel …

- Regularly review the codebase to identify and refactor complex or error-prone sections. - Simplify logic and improve readability to reduce the likelihood of bugs. ### Example Implementation Let's go through an example implementati…

1. **Prepare Test Data**: - Create a diverse set of input sequences that represent typical use cases for your RAG system. - Include both short and long sequences to cover different scenarios. 2. **Define Evaluation Metrics**: - **…

[[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], [9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18], [17, 18, 19, 20]] ``` ### Additional Considerations 1. **Tokenization**: - If your input data is text, ensure that you tokenize it appropriately before segmenti…

[Turn 8153] Assistant: That sounds like a great plan! Running the grid search and monitoring the performance logs will help you identify the optimal threshold and make iterative improvements. Here are a few additional tips to ensure you get…

- The `log_performance` function continues to log the performance of the algorithm, which can be used to monitor and refine the thresholds and complexity calculation. 3. **Best Threshold**: - The code identifies the best threshold ba…

# Evaluate model on test queries precision = 0 for query in test_queries: # Calculate complexity complexity = calculate_complexity(query) # Apply threshold if complexity > 0.5: …

- For each test query, define the expected resized query or the expected outcome (e.g., whether the resizing was correct). 2. **Calculate Complexity**: - Use your `calculate_complexity` function to determine the complexity of each qu…

if resized_query == expected: correct_count += 1 # Compute precision precision = correct_count / len(test_queries) return precision def calculate_complexity(query): # Calculate complexity based on q…

- Run the `evaluate_model` function with your test data to compute the precision. 3. **Iterate and Improve**: - Use the precision results to identify areas for improvement in your resizing algorithm. - Adjust the threshold setting…

print(f"Precision: {precision}") ``` ### Explanation 1. **Expected Outcomes**: - `expected_outcomes` is a list of expected resized queries corresponding to each test query. 2. **Calculate Complexity**: - The `calculate_complexity` …

"Explain the theory of relativity and its impl", "What is the weather like today?", "Can you provide a detailed explanation of quantum mechan", "Who is the current president of the United States?", "What are the main com…

[Turn 8176] User: Sounds good! I'll extend the `test_queries` and `expected_outcomes` lists to include 2,000 queries and their expected outcomes. I'll make sure to cover a wide range of complexities and scenarios to get a thorough evaluatio…

```python def evaluate_model(test_queries, expected_outcomes): # Evaluate model on test queries correct_count = 0 for query, expected in zip(test_queries, expected_outcomes): # Calculate complexity complexity = c…

"How many people live in New York City?", "Explain the theory of relativity and its implications.", "What is the weather like today?", "Can you provide a detailed explanation of quantum mechanics?", "Who is the current p…

query = ''.join(np.random.choice(list(string.ascii_letters + string.digits), size=query_length)) test_queries.append(query) # Simulate complexity calculation and resizing complexity = len(query) / 20…

2. **Run the Optimization**: - Use the provided code to tune the threshold and evaluate the model's precision. 3. **Analyze Results**: - Review the results to identify the best threshold and assess the model's stability and accuracy.…

correct_count = 0 for query, expected in zip(test_queries, expected_outcomes): # Calculate complexity complexity = calculate_complexity(query) # Apply threshold and resize window resized_quer…

return test_queries, expected_outcomes # Tune the threshold def tune_threshold(test_queries, expected_outcomes, thresholds): best_threshold = None best_precision = 0 for threshold in thresholds: precision = evaluate…

def calculate_complexity(query): # Placeholder for complexity calculation logic # This could involve NLP techniques such as dependency parsing, named entity recognition, etc. # For demonstration purposes, let's assume a simple c…

best_threshold = threshold return best_threshold, best_precision # Main function to run the optimization def main(): num_queries = 2500 test_queries, expected_outcomes = generate_test_data(num_queries) # De…

- The `tune_threshold` function tests different threshold values and selects the one that provides the highest precision. 6. **Main Function**: - The `main` function orchestrates the generation of test data and the tuning of the thre…

- The federation plugin can be used to replicate messages between RabbitMQ nodes. While it's primarily for high availability and disaster recovery, it can indirectly help manage message retention by ensuring messages are distributed appr…

By following these steps and using the provided example, you can effectively measure the effectiveness of each feedback strategy and determine which ones are most beneficial for boosting your skills. [Turn 8934] User: hmm, how do I collect…

- The `apply_strategy` function simulates the application of the strategy and returns a simulated performance measurement. 4. **Evaluate Performance**: - The `evaluate_performance` function compares the performance of each strategy t…

- The `apply_strategy` function applies a strategy and collects performance data using the `collect_data` function. 5. **Evaluate Performance**: - The `evaluate_performance` function compares the performance of each strategy to the t…

2. **Incorporate User Feedback Mechanism**: - The function incorporates user feedback by retraining the model with the new data. 3. **Feature Engineering**: - The example uses randomly generated features and labels for demonstration …

- Analyze user feedback to identify common patterns and trends. - Use these insights to refine your scoring logic and improve precision. By following these steps and using the provided example, you can effectively integrate user feed…

- For each query, it sorts the predictions and labels in descending order of predictions. - It then calculates the precision at each position up to the k-th position. - The average precision (AP) is calculated as the sum of precisi…

[Turn 9426] User: I'm trying to improve the metric accuracy for my evaluation pipeline, but I've never actually improved it before, so I'm not sure where to start. I've got 24 tasks in Jira with a sprint completion target of 87%, and I want…

logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO, format='%(asctime)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s') def calculate_metrics(y_true, y_pred): accuracy = accuracy_score(y_true, y_pred) precision = precision_score(y_true, y_pred, zero_division=…

- **Review and Refine**: Carefully review your existing rules to ensure they are as precise and comprehensive as possible. - **Rule Coverage**: Ensure that your rules cover a wide variety of query patterns and edge cases. ### 2. Add More R…

test_terms = ["term1", "term2", "term3"] * 500 # Thresholds to test thresholds = [0.8, .85, .9, .95] # Number of trials to average over num_trials = 10 # Dictionary to store precision results precision_results = {} for threshold in thre…

By extending the list of thresholds, you can test a wider range of values to find the optimal threshold that achieves the desired precision. The updated implementation allows you to easily add more thresholds and evaluate their impact on pr…

- To account for randomness, perform multiple trials (e.g., 10 trials) and average the precision values to get a more stable result. 4. **Thresholds to Test**: - Define a list of thresholds to test and store the average precision for…

When you initialize the `QueryProcessor` with the optimal threshold, it will use this value to process queries and expand synonyms accordingly. ### Conclusion By integrating the optimal threshold into your query processing pipeline, you c…

# Simulate the probability of correct synonym expansion return np.random.rand() < threshold def calculate_precision_and_recall(threshold, test_terms): true_positives = 0 false_positives = 0 false_negatives = 0 …

precision_values = [] recall_values = [] for _ in range(num_trials): precision, recall = calculate_precision_and_recall(threshold, test_terms) precision_values.append(precision) recall_values.append(recal…

- False negatives are counted when a term has a valid synonym but the expansion fails. 3. **Evaluate Multiple Thresholds**: - Test multiple thresholds and evaluate their impact on precision and recall. - Perform multiple trials to…

expected_terms = ["happy", "joyful"] precision = evaluate_relevance(expanded_terms, expected_terms) print(f"Precision: {precision}") ``` I'm looking for ways to improve the evaluation strategy to measure the accuracy of the algorithm. Can s…

Cosine similarity can be used to measure the semantic similarity between the expanded terms and the expected terms, especially if you are using embeddings. ### 4. Intersection Over Union (IoU) IoU is another metric that can be useful, esp…

[Turn 10470] User: I'm trying to optimize the intent precision of my LLM prompts, and I've been experimenting with different context weights. Currently, I'm achieving 88% intent precision on 2,500 test queries, but I want to improve it furt…

context_weights['system_state'] = combo[2] context_weights['external_data_sources'] = combo[3] # Ensure the sum of weights equals 1 total_weight = sum(context_weights.values()) normalized_weights = {k: v / total_wei…

# Check if the reformulated query matches the expected intent if check_intent_match(query, reformulated_query): correct_count += 1 precision = correct_count / len(test_queries) return precision def …

# Evaluate the precision precision = evaluate_intent_precision(normalized_weights, test_queries) # Track the best combination if precision > best_precision: best_precision = precision best_weights = norm…

2. **Refine the Search**: If the initial search does not yield significant improvements, consider narrowing down the range or using more sophisticated optimization techniques. 3. **Validate Results**: Validate the results on a separate vali…

dataset = pd.read_csv('queries_dataset.csv') # Split the dataset into training and testing sets train_data, test_data = train_test_split(dataset, test_size=0.2) # Train the RAG system (if needed) # ... # Evaluate the system on the test d…

true_vector = [doc in ground_truth_documents for doc in retrieved_documents] pred_vector = [True] * len(retrieved_documents) y_true.extend(true_vector) y_pred.extend(pred_vector) # Calculate precision and recall precision …

2. **Split the Dataset**: Divide the dataset into training and testing sets. 3. **Evaluate Precision and Recall**: Use precision and recall to evaluate the relevance of the retrieved documents. 4. **User Feedback**: Optionally, collect user…

true_vector = [doc in ground_truth_documents for doc in retrieved_documents] pred_vector = [True] * len(retrieved_documents) y_true.extend(true_vector) y_pred.extend(pred_vector) # Calculate precision and recall precision …