Let us import some libraries and define a function (display_scores()) which we will be using for cross-validation.
We will be performing k-fold cross-validation with 3 folds (cv=3) on the Softmax Regression model, and calculating the mean accuracy, precision, recall and F1 score values for the same.
Please follow the below steps:
Import the module cross_val_score and cross_val_predict from sklearn.model_selection
from sklearn.model_selection import << your code comes here >>
Import the module confusion_matrix from sklearn.metrics.
from sklearn.metrics import << your code comes here >>
Define a function called display_scores() which should print the score value which is passed to it as argument, and also calculate and print the 'mean' and 'standard deviation' of this score.
def display_scores(scores):
<<your code comes here>>
Please create an instance of LogisticRegression called log_clf by passing to it the parameters - multi_class="multinomial", solver="lbfgs", C=10 and random_state=42
log_clf = LogisticRegression(<<your code comes here>>)
Please call cross_val_score() function by passing following parameters to it - the model (log_clf), the scaled training dataset (X_train_scaled), y_train, cv=3 and scoring="accuracy" - and save the returned value in a variable called log_cv_scores.
Call display_scores() function, by passing to it the log_cv_scores variable, to calculate and display(print) the 'accuracy' score, the mean of the 'accuracy' score and the 'standard deviation' of the 'accuracy' score.
log_cv_scores = cross_val_score(<<your code comes here>>)
display_scores(log_cv_scores)
Call mean() method on log_cv_scores object to get the mean accuracy score and store this mean accuracy score in a variable log_cv_accuracy.
log_cv_accuracy = log_cv_scores.<<your code comes here>>
Please call cross_val_predict() function by passing following parameters to it - the model (log_clf), the scaled training dataset (X_train_scaled), y_train, cv=3 - and save the returned value in a variable called y_train_pred.
y_train_pred = cross_val_predict(<<your code comes here>>)
Compute the confusion matrix by using confusion_matrix() function
confusion_matrix(y_train, <<your code comes here>>)
Calculate the precision score by the using the precision_score() function
log_cv_precision = precision_score(y_train, <<your code comes here>>, average='weighted')
Calculate the recall score by the using the recall_score() function
log_cv_recall = recall_score(y_train, <<your code comes here>>, average='weighted')
Calculate the F1 score by the using the f1_score() function
log_cv_f1_score = f1_score(y_train, <<your code comes here>>, average='weighted')
Print the above calculated values of log_cv_accuracy, log_cv_precision, log_cv_recall , log_cv_f1_score
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