Macro-F1 Difference P-Value Method
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A Macro-F1 Difference P-Value Method is a p-value calculation method that compares two macro-F1 scores by variance summation and computing difference Z-scores under independence assumptions.
- AKA: Macro-F1 Comparison Test, Two-Model Macro-F1 Test, Macro F1 Difference Significance Test, Paired Macro-F1 Hypothesis Test.
- Context:
- It can typically compute difference variance by summing model variances.
- It can typically assume Independent Groups Assumption in Variance Estimation Method within and across models.
- It can typically apply two-sided alternative hypothesis tests for model comparisons.
- It can often evaluate model improvement through statistical significance.
- It can often support multiple comparison corrections when testing several model pairs.
- It can often handle paired evaluation on the same test set.
- It can range from being a Independent Macro-F1 Difference P-Value Method to being a Paired Macro-F1 Difference P-Value Method, depending on its sample relationship.
- It can range from being a Equal-Variance Macro-F1 Difference P-Value Method to being a Unequal-Variance Macro-F1 Difference P-Value Method, depending on its variance assumption.
- It can range from being a Two-Tailed Macro-F1 Difference P-Value Method to being a One-Tailed Macro-F1 Difference P-Value Method, depending on its alternative hypothesis.
- It can range from being a Small-Sample Macro-F1 Difference P-Value Method to being a Large-Sample Macro-F1 Difference P-Value Method, depending on its sample size handling.
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- Example(s):
- Two-Model Comparison Tests, such as:
- Model A: macro-F1=0.838, Model B: macro-F1=0.781.
- Difference=0.057, p-value=0.37 (not significant).
- Baseline vs Enhanced Model Tests, such as:
- Testing improvement over baseline classifier.
- One-sided test for positive difference.
- Algorithm Comparison Tests, such as:
- Comparing neural vs tree-based models.
- Accounting for group-level differences.
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- Two-Model Comparison Tests, such as:
- Counter-Example(s):
- Single-Model F1 Test, which doesn't compare models.
- Paired t-Test Method, which uses different assumptions.
- DeLong Test, which is for AUC comparison.
- See: Macro-F1 P-Value Calculation Method, P-Value Calculation Method, Model Comparison Method, Independent Groups Assumption in Variance Estimation Method, Two-Sided Alternative Hypothesis Test, Variance Summation Rule, Statistical Hypothesis Testing, Macro-F1 Measure from Group Counts Method, Difference Test, Z-Score for Performance Metric Test Method.