I'm having a difficulty in understanding the given RFECV example in current documentation. In the plot it's been written as "nb of misclassifications", so i expect it to be "lower the better". But in the example plot the best has been chosen as the highest cross-validation score. So i naturally expect it to be something related to accuracy (scoring says accuracy in the code anyways). But then how it becomes higher than 1?
I am a bit confused on how to interpret these results. I would appreciate any help on this.
Thanks!
RFECV has a useful verbose
option. Running with verbose=2
, you can see, that for a 2-fold cross-value check, as in example, grid_scores_
holds sum of both folds scores.
In general, for a n-fold check, grid_scores_
is sum of folds scores divided by n-1
, see in code . It seems to be a bug; see somewhat relevant issue on the tracker .
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