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MATLAB Deep Learning Accuracy Formula

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Burak Kaya
Burak Kaya on 12 Mar 2022
Answered: aditi bagora on 20 Oct 2023
Hello everyone, I want to classify a model with LSTM in MATLAB, but since the target values are between 1 and 5, 1 different predictions made by the model are taken as 0 accuracy. I want to use a new accuracy calculation formula based on the differences so that when it misclassifies with 1 difference (the difference is important because it is a scoring classification), the accuracy value will not be 0. How can I change the formula used when calculating training accuracy?
Thanks everyone in advance.

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aditi bagora
aditi bagora on 20 Oct 2023
Hello Burak,
I understand that you want to change the training accuracy formula. I would recommend defining a custom function for accuracy. I understand that if the difference between the predicted and actual class is less than or equal to 1 it should be considered as correct prediction otherwise it should be considered as misclassified.
Following approach can be taken to define the function:
  • Get the predicted values from the LSTM model and the target class values.
  • Initialize “correctPredictions = 0”.
  • Compare each predicted value to target class value.
  • If the difference between these values is less than or equal to 1.
  • Increment “correctPredictions.
  • Compute accuracy by using “correctPredictions”.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Aditi

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