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/*
* FMeasure.java
* Copyright (C) 2009-2011 Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
*/
package mulan.evaluation.measure;
import mulan.core.MulanRuntimeException;
/**
* Class for computing the FMeasure
*
* @author Grigorios Tsoumakas
* @version 2010.12.31
*/
public class FMeasure {
/**
* The simple formula for the F-measure comes from van Rijsbergen's
* effectiveness measure, which assumes that both precision and recall are
* well-defined and different from zero
*
* @param tp true positives
* @param fp false positives
* @param fn false negatives
* @param beta
* @return the value of the f-measure
*/
public static double compute(double tp, double fp, double fn, double beta) {
if (tp + fp == 0) {
throw new MulanRuntimeException("Zero positives predictions");
}
double precision = tp / (tp + fp);
if (tp + fn == 0) {
throw new MulanRuntimeException("Zero actual positives");
}
double recall = tp / (tp + fn);
if (precision == 0 || recall == 0) {
throw new MulanRuntimeException("The F-measure is undefined");
} else {
double beta2 = beta*beta;
return ((beta2 + 1)*precision*recall)/(beta2*precision + recall);
}
}
}