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← Route Week 7 · Day 33 of 40

Precision and recall

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Recall

What is a gold label?

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A trusted reference decision used to check evaluator or system output.

Today

Precision and recall ask different questions

Declare pass as the positive class. True positive (TP): reference pass and predicted pass. False positive (FP): reference fail but predicted pass. False negative (FN): reference pass but predicted fail. True negative (TN): both fail. In the paired-list examples, True means pass and False means fail.

zip(gold, predicted) pairs observations by position, not by item ID, and silently stops at the shorter list. The introductory counting tasks assume equal-length aligned boolean lists. Check alignment before pairing real data. sum counts boolean comparisons; (not g) and p identifies a false positive.

Precision is TP / (TP + FP): among predicted passes, how many match the reference? Recall is TP / (TP + FN): among reference passes, how many were found? These are different denominators. The small exercise functions assume a nonzero denominator; the independent report and this worked example return None when it is zero. Never equate undefined with a measured zero. A reference can itself contain mistakes.

# Keep predicted and reference denominators distinct.
def ratio(numerator, denominator):
    if denominator == 0:
        return None
    return numerator / denominator

tp, fp, fn = 3, 1, 3
print("Precision:", ratio(tp, tp + fp))
print("Recall:", ratio(tp, tp + fn))
print("No predicted passes:", ratio(0, 0))

Precision is 0.75 while recall is 0.5. No predicted positives makes precision undefined, not automatically zero.

Calculate from the counts before rounding. Test all-positive, all-negative and empty cases, and describe the retained sample rather than treating a reference as infallible truth.

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Predict, explain, then test

Answer these three self-reviewed checks before opening the comparisons. They are not scored. Coding checks use unfamiliar inputs under each task’s stated assumptions.

Distinguish errors

Reference fail and predicted pass contributes to which count?

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FP, because the prediction declares the positive pass class incorrectly relative to the reference.

Choose a ratio

With TP=3, FP=1 and FN=3, what are precision and recall?

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Precision is 3/4 = 0.75; recall is 3/6 = 0.5. Their denominators answer different questions.

Inspect pairing

What happens if gold has three entries and predicted has two when zip is used?

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Only two pairs are visited. Validate length and item alignment before calculating real metrics.

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