This package is distributed from CRAN. From the R prompt, run install.packages("Metrics")
.
This repository contains code for the Metrics package in R. Metrics was created by Ben Hamner and came from this github repo. Hamner's repo contains packages for common machine learning metrics in several programming languages, not just R. On 2017-04-21, CRAN orphaned the R package. To revive the status of the R package, I cloned the original and created this repo. I have added new metrics, improved documentation, and fixed bugs. This repository will be the home of active development on the Metrics R package moving forward.
If you notice anything wrong with the Metrics package or have any ideas on how to improve it, please create an issue in this github repository that describes your issue. I also welcome improvements to this package via a pull request. This is a simple R package, which makes it perfect for first time open source contributors. Here is a guide that walks you through how to make an open source contribution.
All functions in the Metrics package take at least two arguments: actual
and predicted
. In the table below, I abbreviate actual
as x and predicted
as y for the sake of mathematical brevity.