ConfusionMatrixItem Property

Access the results stored in the confusion matrix. The confusion matrix is to be read as follows: The first index (usually considered the line index) corresponds to the true class index, whereas the 2nd index (column index) is the prediction result. Example: Consider the result counts in a confusion matrix for a two-class problem to be distributed as follows: A B A 10 3 B 1 6 This means that 10 samples of class A have been correctly identified as class A, while 3 samples of class A have been misclassified as class B. Likewise, one sample of class B has been misclassified as class A, while 6 samples of class B have been identified correctly.

public ReadOnlyCollection<ConfusionMatrixPredictionResult> this[
	int trueClass,
	int predictedClass
] { get; }

Public ReadOnly Default Property Item ( 
	trueClass As Integer,
	predictedClass As Integer
) As ReadOnlyCollection(Of ConfusionMatrixPredictionResult)
	Get

public:
property ReadOnlyCollection<ConfusionMatrixPredictionResult>^ default[int trueClass, int predictedClass] {
	ReadOnlyCollection<ConfusionMatrixPredictionResult>^ get (int trueClass, int predictedClass);
}

member Item : ReadOnlyCollection<ConfusionMatrixPredictionResult> with get