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import pandas as pd
import seaborn as sns
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import csv
def plot_train_and_test_errors(model_name, model_attributes_dict, training_errors, testing_errors):
'''
Inputs:
model_name: the name of the model
model_attributes_dict: a dictionary of (key, value) pairs where the key is the name of a model hypermarameter
and the value is a list of the values tested for that hyperparameter
training_errors: a list of training errors corresponding to the order of the hypermarameter values in modal_attributes_dict
testing_errors: a list of testing errors corresponding to the order of the hyperparameter values in model_attributes_dict
Plots the train and test lossesfor the model and dataset specified in the input with respect to each hyperparameter
specified in model_attributes_dict.
'''
sample_attribute = list(model_attributes_dict.keys())[0]
print(sample_attribute)
print(model_attributes_dict[sample_attribute])
num_attributes = len(model_attributes_dict[sample_attribute])
train_test_distinctions = ["train" for i in range(num_attributes)] + ["test" for i in range(num_attributes)]
errors = training_errors + testing_errors
for model_attribute in model_attributes_dict.keys():
attribute_vals = model_attributes_dict[model_attribute]
attribute_vals = attribute_vals + attribute_vals #duplicate
x_axis_name = model_name + " " + model_attribute + " Value"
df = pd.DataFrame({
x_axis_name: attribute_vals,
"Error": training_errors + testing_errors,
"Error Type": train_test_distinctions
})
plt.figure()
error_pointplot = sns.pointplot(data=df, x=x_axis_name, y="Error", hue="Error Type")
plt.savefig("plots/" + model_name.replace(" ", "_") + "_" + model_attribute + ".jpg")
plt.savefig("plots/" + model_name.replace(" ", "_") + "_" + model_attribute + ".svg")
def plot_decision_tree_errors(decision_trees_csv_path, dataset_name:str):
'''
Inputs:
decision_trees_csv_path: the path to the csv file with the information (performance metrics, hyperparameters) of
each Decision Tree classifier tested in bias_variance_evaluation.py
dataset_name: the name of the dataset the models were run on.
Compiles a dictionary of (key,value) pairs where the key is the name of a hyperparameter that was tested for the Decision Tree
classifier and the value is a list of the values of that hyperparameter. Also computes the train and test errors of each model,
and then passes all of these values into a plotting function to get figures showing the train and test losses with respect
to the values of each hyperparameter for the Decision Tree classifier.
'''
decision_trees_csv_file = open(decision_trees_csv_path, newline='')
csvreader = csv.reader(decision_trees_csv_file)
#get values for the different model attributes to be tested
max_depths = []
min_samples_splits = []
min_samples_leafs = []
training_errors = []
testing_errors = []
first_row = True
for row in csvreader:
if first_row == True:
first_row = False
continue #skip the first row since it contains names of attributes
train_error = float(row[6])
test_error = float(row[7])
max_depth = int(row[8])
min_samples_split = int(row[9])
min_samples_leaf = int(row[10])
training_errors.append(train_error)
testing_errors.append(test_error)
max_depths.append(max_depth)
min_samples_splits.append(min_samples_split)
min_samples_leafs.append(min_samples_leaf)
model_attributes_dict = {}
model_attributes_dict ["Max Depth"] = max_depths
model_attributes_dict ["Min Samples Split"] = min_samples_splits
model_attributes_dict ["Min Samples Leaf"] = min_samples_leafs
plot_train_and_test_errors("Decision Tree " + dataset_name, model_attributes_dict, training_errors, testing_errors)
def plot_boosting_errors(boosting_csv_path, dataset_name:str):
'''
Inputs:
boosting_csv_path: the path to the csv file with the information (performance metrics, hyperparameters) of
each Bagging classifier tested in bias_variance_evaluation.py
dataset_name: the name of the dataset the models were run on.
Compiles a dictionary of (key,value) pairs where the key is the name of a hyperparameter that was tested for the Bagging classifier
and the value is a list of the values of that hyperparameter. Also computes the train and test errors of each model, and
then passes all of these values into a plotting function to get figures showing the train and test losses with respect
to the values of each hyperparameter for the Bagging classifier.
'''
boosting_csv_file = open(boosting_csv_path, newline='')
csvreader = csv.reader(boosting_csv_file)
#get values for the different model attributes to be tested
N_estimators = []
Max_samples = []
training_errors = []
testing_errors = []
first_row = True
for row in csvreader:
if first_row == True:
first_row = False
continue #skip the first row since it contains names of attributes
train_error = float(row[6])
test_error = float(row[7])
N_estimators_ = float(row[8])
Max_samples_ = float(row[9])
training_errors.append(train_error)
testing_errors.append(test_error)
N_estimators.append(N_estimators_)
Max_samples.append(Max_samples_)
model_attributes_dict = {}
model_attributes_dict ["N_estimators"] = N_estimators
model_attributes_dict ["Max_samples"] = Max_samples
plot_train_and_test_errors("Boosting" + dataset_name, model_attributes_dict, training_errors, testing_errors)
def plot_logistic_regression_errors(logistic_regression_csv_path, dataset_name:str):
'''
Inputs:
logistic_regression_csv_path: the path to the csv file with the information (performance metrics, hyperparameters) of
each Logistic Regression classifier tested in bias_variance_evaluation.py
dataset_name: the name of the dataset the models were run on.
Compiles a dictionary of (key,value) pairs where the key is the name of a hyperparameter that was tested for the Logistic
Regression classifier and the value is a list of the values of that hyperparameter. Also computes the train and test errors
of each model, and then passes all of these values into a plotting function to get figures showing the train and test losses
with respect to the values of each hyperparameter for the Logistic Regression classifier.
'''
logistic_regression_csv_file = open(logistic_regression_csv_path, newline='')
csvreader = csv.reader(logistic_regression_csv_file)
#get values for the different model attributes to be tested
penalties = []
max_iters = []
training_errors = []
testing_errors = []
first_row = True
for row in csvreader:
if first_row == True:
first_row = False
continue #skip the first row since it contains names of attributes
train_error = float(row[6])
test_error = float(row[7])
penalty = row[8]
max_iter = int(row[9])
training_errors.append(train_error)
testing_errors.append(test_error)
penalties.append(penalty)
max_iters.append(max_iter)
model_attributes_dict = {}
model_attributes_dict ["Penalty"] = penalties
model_attributes_dict ["Max Iter"] = max_iters
plot_train_and_test_errors("Logistic Regression " + dataset_name, model_attributes_dict, training_errors, testing_errors)
def plot_svm_errors(svm_csv_path, dataset_name:str):
'''
Inputs:
svm_csv_path: the path to the csv file with the information (performance metrics, hyperparameters) of
each SVM classifier tested in bias_variance_evaluation.py
dataset_name: the name of the dataset the models were run on.
Compiles a dictionary of (key,value) pairs where the key is the name of a hyperparameter that was tested for the SVM
classifier and the value is a list of the values of that hyperparameter. Also computes the train and test errors of each model,
and then passes all of these values into a plotting function to get figures showing the train and test losses with respect
to the values of each hyperparameter for the SVM classifier.
'''
svm_csv_file = open(svm_csv_path, newline='')
csvreader = csv.reader(svm_csv_file)
#get values for the different model attributes to be tested
C = []
kernel = []
gamma = []
training_errors = []
testing_errors = []
first_row = True
for row in csvreader:
if first_row == True:
first_row = False
continue #skip the first row since it contains names of attributes
train_error = float(row[6])
test_error = float(row[7])
C_ = float(row[8])
kernel_ = str(row[9])
gamma_ = float(row[10])
training_errors.append(train_error)
testing_errors.append(test_error)
C.append(C_)
kernel.append(kernel_)
gamma.append(gamma_)
model_attributes_dict = {}
model_attributes_dict ["C"] = C
model_attributes_dict ["Kernel"] = kernel
model_attributes_dict ["Gamma"] = gamma
plot_train_and_test_errors("SVM " + dataset_name, model_attributes_dict, training_errors, testing_errors)
def plot_kfold_knn_errors(kfold_knn_csv_path, dataset_name:str):
'''
Inputs:
kfold_knn_csv_path: the path to the csv file with the information (performance metrics, hyperparameters) of
each KNN classifier tested in bias_variance_evaluation.py
dataset_name: the name of the dataset the models were run on.
Compiles a dictionary of (key,value) pairs where the key is the name of a hyperparameter that was tested for the KNN
classifier and the value is a list of the values of that hyperparameter. Also computes the train and test errors of each model,
and then passes all of these values into a plotting function to get figures showing the train and test losses with respect
to the values of each hyperparameter for the KNN classifier.
'''
kfold_random_forest_csv_file = open(kfold_knn_csv_path, newline='')
csvreader = csv.reader(kfold_random_forest_csv_file)
n_neighbors_list = []
training_errors = []
testing_errors = []
first_row = True
for row in csvreader:
print(row)
if first_row == True:
first_row = False
continue #skip the first row since it contains names of attributes
train_error = float(row[6])
test_error = float(row[7])
n_neighbors = int(row[8])
training_errors.append(train_error)
testing_errors.append(test_error)
n_neighbors_list.append(n_neighbors)
model_attributes_dict = {}
model_attributes_dict["Number of Neighbors"] = n_neighbors_list
plot_train_and_test_errors("K-Fold KNN " + dataset_name, model_attributes_dict, training_errors, testing_errors)
def plot_kfold_random_forest_errors(kfold_random_forest_csv_path, dataset_name:str):
'''
Inputs:
random_forest_csv_path: the path to the csv file with the information (performance metrics, hyperparameters) of
each Random Forest classifier tested in bias_variance_evaluation.py
dataset_name: the name of the dataset the models were run on.
Compiles a dictionary of (key,value) pairs where the key is the name of a hyperparameter that was tested for the Random Forest
classifier and the value is a list of the values of that hyperparameter. Also computes the train and test errors of each model,
and then passes all of these values into a plotting function to get figures showing the train and test losses with respect
to the values of each hyperparameter for the Random Forest classifier.
'''
kfold_random_forest_csv_file = open(kfold_random_forest_csv_path, newline='')
csvreader = csv.reader(kfold_random_forest_csv_file)
#get values for the different model attributes to be tested
n_estimators_list = []
max_depths = []
training_errors = []
testing_errors = []
first_row = True
for row in csvreader:
if first_row == True:
first_row = False
continue #skip the first row since it contains names of attributes
train_error = float(row[6])
test_error = float(row[7])
n_estimators = int(row[8])
max_depth = int(row[9])
training_errors.append(train_error)
testing_errors.append(test_error)
n_estimators_list.append(n_estimators)
max_depths.append(max_depth)
model_attributes_dict = {}
model_attributes_dict ["Number of Estimators"] = n_estimators_list
model_attributes_dict ["Max Depth"] = max_depths
plot_train_and_test_errors("K-fold Random Forest " + dataset_name, model_attributes_dict, training_errors, testing_errors)
# decision_tree_dataset1_csv = "bias_variance_comparisons/decision_tree_dataset1.csv"
# plot_decision_tree_errors(decision_tree_dataset1_csv, "Dataset 1")
# decision_tree_dataset2_csv = "bias_variance_comparisons/decision_tree_dataset2.csv"
# plot_decision_tree_errors(decision_tree_dataset2_csv, "Dataset 2")
# boosting_dataset1_csv = "bias_variance_comparisons/best_boosting_dataset1.csv"
# plot_boosting_errors(boosting_dataset1_csv, "Dataset 1")
# boosting_dataset2_csv = "bias_variance_comparisons/best_boosting_dataset2.csv"
# plot_boosting_errors(boosting_dataset2_csv, "Dataset 2")
# logistic_regression_dataset1_csv = "bias_variance_comparisons/logistic_regression_dataset1.csv"
# plot_logistic_regression_errors(logistic_regression_dataset1_csv, "Dataset 1")
# logistic_regression_dataset2_csv = "bias_variance_comparisons/logistic_regression_dataset2.csv"
# plot_logistic_regression_errors(logistic_regression_dataset2_csv, "Dataset 2")
# svm_dataset1_csv = "bias_variance_comparisons/svm_dataset1.csv"
# plot_svm_errors(svm_dataset1_csv, "Dataset 1")
# svm_dataset2_csv = "bias_variance_comparisons/svm_dataset2.csv"
# plot_svm_errors(svm_dataset2_csv, "Dataset 2")
# knn_dataset1_csv = "bias_variance_comparisons/kfold_knn_dataset1.csv"
# knn_dataset2_csv = "bias_variance_comparisons/kfold_knn_dataset2.csv"
# plot_kfold_knn_errors(knn_dataset1_csv, "Dataset 1")
# plot_kfold_knn_errors(knn_dataset2_csv, "Dataset 2")
# kfold_random_forest_dataset1_csv = "bias_variance_comparisons/kfold_random_forest_dataset1.csv"
# plot_kfold_random_forest_errors(kfold_random_forest_dataset1_csv, "Dataset 1")
# kfold_random_forest_dataset2_csv = "bias_variance_comparisons/kfold_random_forest_dataset2.csv"
# plot_kfold_random_forest_errors(kfold_random_forest_dataset2_csv, "Dataset 2")