An Introduction to ROC Analysis.¶
Fawcett, T. (2006). An Introduction to ROC Analysis. Pattern Recognition Letters, 27(8), 861-874.
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- Bycatch
- The precision/recall trade-off and ROC vocabulary inherit directly into fisheries-selectivity design, where gear ROC curves trade target retention against non-target retention.
This sourceStandard reference on ROC curves, precision/recall, and the false-positive/true-positive trade-off including low-base-rate effects.
- The precision/recall trade-off and ROC vocabulary inherit directly into fisheries-selectivity design, where gear ROC curves trade target retention against non-target retention.
- Signal Detection Theory
- Second, a machine-learning fraud classifier outputs a probability score; the evidence distributions are the score densities for legitimate versus fraudulent transactions, their separation summarized by AUC (sensitivity), and the decision threshold on the score is the criterion.
This sourceStandard reference on ROC curves, AUC, and decision-threshold tuning for machine-learning classifiers.
- Second, a machine-learning fraud classifier outputs a probability score; the evidence distributions are the score densities for legitimate versus fraudulent transactions, their separation summarized by AUC (sensitivity), and the decision threshold on the score is the criterion.
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