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Issue #4422 requests LR+ only. This pull request also adds the separate public metrics negative likelihood ratio and diagnostic odds ratio, with related documentation and tests. Their mathematical rel… |
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Check name Status Explanation Linked Issues check Issue #4422requires positive likelihood ratio, defined as sensitivity / (1 − specificity).compute_confusion_matrix_metricimplementsplrastpr / fpr, andConfusionMatrixMetricexposes the m…Docstring Coverage Docstring coverage is 87.50% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 8 functions across 2 files. Title check The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: adding likelihood ratios and diagnostic odds ratio to ConfusionMatrixMetric. Description check The description provides detailed scope, formulas, conventions, testing, and review focus. It does not follow the template headings or include the requested change-type checklist, but the required inf… Full details: Linked Issues check
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#4422requires positive likelihood ratio, defined as sensitivity / (1 − specificity).compute_confusion_matrix_metricimplementsplrastpr / fpr, andConfusionMatrixMetricexposes the metric through the existingmetric_namepath. The added tests cover direct values, aliases, undefined denominators, reductions, and classification inputs.
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The description provides detailed scope, formulas, conventions, testing, and review focus. It does not follow the template headings or include the requested change-type checklist, but the required information is otherwise substantially complete.
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#4422requests LR+ only. This pull request also adds the separate public metrics negative likelihood ratio and diagnostic odds ratio, with related documentation and tests. Their mathematical relationship to LR+ does not make them requirements of#4422.Resolution
Remove the negative likelihood ratio and diagnostic odds ratio additions from this pull request, or link separate active issues that explicitly require those metrics.
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Correct the confusion_matrix description.
The fixture passes a manually constructed tensor from TEST_CASE_LR. It is not built by compute_confusion_matrix. Describe it as a stacked [2, 4] tensor containing manually specified counts.
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421-422: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the test parameter.
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Closes #4422.
What
Adds the likelihood-ratio family of diagnostic-testing metrics to
ConfusionMatrixMetric, completing the diagnostic-odds block of the confusion-matrix reference the module already follows (the wikipedia table cited in the docstring):LR+ = tpr / fpr(aliases:plr,lr+)LR- = fnr / tnr(aliases:nlr,lr-)DOR = (tp * tn) / (fp * fn)(aliases:dor), included as the third member of the same family since Implementation of the positive likelihood ratio (LR+) #4422 asks for the likelihood-ratio view of the confusion matrix andDOR = LR+ / LR-All three work through the existing
metric_namemachinery ofConfusionMatrixMetric/compute_confusion_matrix_metric, so they compose withcompute_sample, everyMetricReductionmode,get_not_nans,include_backgroundand multi-class (one-vs-rest per channel) inputs with no new API surface.Conventions
NaN, following the module's existing convention for ratio-based metrics:LR+is undefined whenfpr == 0(perfect specificity),LR-whentnr == 0,DORwhenfp * fn == 0, and an empty class (all counts zero) isNaNfor all three.DOR == LR+ / LR-holds wherever all three are defined (covered by an algebraic-consistency test).Testing
mean/mean_batchon the standard multi-class inputs), including entries where NaN-aware reductions matter.LR+ = 3.6 / 1.0 / 0.0 / NaN,LR-incl. the zero-specificity case,DOR = 14.0 / 0.0 / NaN, an all-zero (empty class) row, and the classification API withinclude_backgroundboth True and False.sum,sum_batch,mean_channel, each with the expectednot_nanscounts.NotImplementedErroron unknown names.pytest tests/metrics/test_compute_confusion_matrix.py— 63 passed;black(line length 120) clean.Review focus
DORinclusion scope — it is on the same wikipedia table and mathematicallyLR+/LR-, but I'm happy to split it out if preferred.NaNconvention matches howtpr/ppvetc. already behave;inf(the limit) was deliberately not used to stay consistent.🤖 Generated with Claude Code