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fracpete avatar fracpete commented on July 22, 2024

Yes, you can. In the Collective tab in the Explorer, simply choose another output method than Null, e.g., PlainText or CSV. You can also specify a file to output the results to.
Predictions (actual vs predicted) are output for the available test set, which is automatically generated in case of cross-validation and random split, explicitly provided in case of Unlabeled/test set.
If you want to output the predictions for the unlabeled dataset, then you have to select Unlabeled/test set and supply the unlabeled dataset also as test set.

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PavlaU avatar PavlaU commented on July 22, 2024

I am using Unlabeled/Test set option and csv output. However, the output only includes instances from the test set.

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fracpete avatar fracpete commented on July 22, 2024

That's why I said that you have to supply the unlabeled dataset also as test set.

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PavlaU avatar PavlaU commented on July 22, 2024

I supply both.

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fracpete avatar fracpete commented on July 22, 2024

Like I said earlier, if you want to output predictions for the unlabeled dataset, you need to supply this dataset as unlabeled and test set. Here is an example CSV output obtained from using the UCI dataset vote:

inst#,actual,predicted,error,prediction
1,1:?,2:republican,,1
2,1:?,2:republican,,1
3,1:?,1:democrat,,1
4,1:?,1:democrat,,0.943
5,1:?,1:democrat,,1
6,1:?,1:democrat,,0.667

As you can see, the question mark denotes the missing label (actual) and next to it the predicted label.

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PavlaU avatar PavlaU commented on July 22, 2024

Got it, finally. Thanks a lot.

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