Update evaluation.py: Added a function to evaluate the performance of EM models on validation data using a specified metric. #215
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Update evaluation.py: Added a function to evaluate the performance of EM models on validation data using a specified metric.
Motivation and Context
This PR was created to add a new function
evaluate_em_model
to the codebase. This function allows users to evaluate the performance of a trained EM model on validation data using a specified metric. It enhances the utility of the library by providing a convenient way to assess model performance.How has this been tested?
The testing process includes the following strategies:
evaluate_em_model
function. These tests validate that the function behaves as expected under various conditions. Key aspects covered by unit tests include correct computation of the specified metric (e.g., accuracy, F1 score), and handling of edge cases, such as empty validation datasets.evaluate_em_model
function interacts with other components of the library. This involves testing the integration of theevaluate_em_model
function within the existing library's ecosystem.Checklist
RELEASE.md
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