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receiver operating characteristics (ROC) graph is atechnique for visualizing organizing and selecting classi?-ers based on their performance ROC graphs have longbeen used in signal detection theory to depict the tradeo?between hit rates and false alarm rates of classi?ers (Egan1975; Swets et al 2000)
We are proposing a general framework the estimationROC curve (EROC) for the evaluation of observers onmore general combined detection and estimation tasks We de?ne the EROC curve for the detection of a signaland the estimation of a set of signal parameters Thiscurve is a straightforward generalization of the LROCcurve
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Two pointsin ROC space, (FP1,TP1) and (FP2,TP2), have the sameperformance if This equation de?nes the slope of an iso-performance line.All classi?ers corresponding to points on a line of slopemhave the same expected cost. Each set of class and cost dis-tributions de?nes a family of iso-performance lines.
ROC analysis is commonly employed in med- Algorithm 4.TThreshold averaging of ROC curvesInputs: samples, the number of threshold samples;nrocs,the number of ROC curves to be sampled;ROCS[nrocs], anarray ofnrocsROC curves sorted by score;npts[m], thenumber of points in ROC curvem.
Algorithm 1.E?cient method for generating ROC pointsInputs: L, the set of test examples;f(i), the probabilisticclassi?ers estimate that exampleiis positive;PandN, thenumber of positive and negative examples. Fig. 6. The optimistic, pessimistic and expected ROC segments resultingfrom a sequence of 10 equally scored instances.
An ROC curve is a two-dimensional depiction of classi-?er performance. To compare classi?ers we may want toreduce ROC performance to a single scalar value represent-ing expected performance. A common method is to calcu-late the area under the ROC curve, abbreviated AUC (Bradley, 1997; Hanley and McNeil, 1982). Since the