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CVBpy 14.0
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Base class for classifier factory classes. More...
Inherits PredictorFactoryBase.
Inherited by ClassificationPredictorFactory, and RegressionPredictorFactory.
Public Member Functions | |
| int | interpolation_default () |
| Default value for interpolation. More... | |
 Public Member Functions inherited from PredictorFactoryBase | |
| int | feature_resolution_default () |
| Default value for feature resolution. More... | |
| cvb.NumberRange | feature_resolution_range () |
| Valid range of feature resolution value. More... | |
| str | format_preprocessing_code (str input) |
| Correct a preprocessing code to make sure that no invalid characters are in the code and the code does not exceed the maximum length. More... | |
| float | lambda_default () |
| Default value for lambda. More... | |
| cvb.NumberRange | lambda_range () |
| Acceptable scale factor range for search classifier training. More... | |
| int | preprocessing_max_length () |
| Maximum length of a preprocessing code (excluding the terminating zero). More... | |
| List[str] | preprocessing_valid_characters () |
| Characters that a preprocessing string may contain. More... | |
Properties | |
| feature_resolution = property | |
| int: The feature resolution (determines the size of the classification retina). | |
| interpolation = property | |
| int: The interpolation setting to be used for generating this object (see cvb.polimago.InterpolationType). More... | |
| Properties inherited from PredictorFactoryBase | |
| lambda_ = property | |
| float: The regularization value to be used for generating the object. More... | |
| preprocessing = property | |
| str: Preprocessing code with which the object is to be generated. | |
Base class for classifier factory classes.
| int interpolation_default | ( | ) |
Default value for interpolation.
int Interpolation default (see cvb.polimago.InterpolationType).
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int: The interpolation setting to be used for generating this object (see cvb.polimago.InterpolationType).
Using interpolation will generate less artifacts, but requires more processor time.
