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Hi , how to know which algo that the Vote method choose inside RM ? Thanks.
Yes, I have read the documentation and also already implemented it. No issues. But the Vote techniques seems kind like a black box technique which only produced the output without knowing which one is having the maximum accuracy. Btw, I'm using the w-Vote which is from Weka.
The accuracy result above is 86.63% which is good, but the result coming from which classifier? I'm set as "MAX" in the W-Vote which it should return the maximum accuracy among the selected classifier.
Hi,
nono. it takes the classifier with the highest confidence. Basically you have 5 (or k) models producing 5 (or k) confidences.
Vote takes the 5 and merges them to one. usualy via an average. you used the maximum, which can also work.
Best,
Martin
Yes, i know it takes the highest , but how to check which classifier it choose using RapidMiner ? I really need that for my research .
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