Threshold Selection Process
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| Criterion | maximum precision | [1] |
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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…
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doc:beam/49edf2e9-8b64-412a-9e57-de713505c895Show excerpt
First, analyze the distribution of your query complexities to identify natural breakpoints or regions where the data density changes significantly. ```python import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt # Define the complexities com…
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