Convert posterior probability using logmath_exp.#21
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Convert posterior probability using logmath_exp.#21joepestro wants to merge 2 commits intowatsonbox:masterfrom
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This is based on the comment by @chinshr on watsonbox#18 (comment) 1506602 This conversion makes posterior_prob a usable confidence value between 0 and 1.
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Thanks for this do you think you could also update the test suite? |
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@joepestro thanks for taking the time to implement. +1 on tests. |
The normalized posterior_prob is now a usable value between 0 - 1.
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On closer inspection, I noticed that the changes in this PR actually set the |
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This is based on the comment by @chinshr on
#18 (comment)
This conversion makes
posterior_proba usable confidence value between0 and 1.