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Optimize print in high dimension matrix #120

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sepandhaghighi opened this issue Dec 8, 2018 · 8 comments
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Optimize print in high dimension matrix #120

sepandhaghighi opened this issue Dec 8, 2018 · 8 comments
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High dimensional CMs can be demonstrated through a CSV file.

@sepandhaghighi sepandhaghighi added this to the PYCM 1.9 milestone Jan 2, 2019
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Hi @alirezazolanvari
Please create a warning message for high dimension matrix print and add to pycm_param.py line 25 in branch dev.
And also tell me what is your opinion about this warning threshold? (10< classes ? 5< classes ? ...)

Note : Please referenced issues in your commits (commit -m "message #120")

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sepandhaghighi commented Jan 8, 2019

High dimensional CMs can be demonstrated through a CSV file.

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About this option :
I think there is no need to add additional method and we can save matrix by save_csv in a separate file called filename_matrix.csv OK ?

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Hi @alirezazolanvari
Please create a warning message for high dimension matrix print and add to pycm_param.py line 25 in branch dev.
And also tell me what is your opinion about this warning threshold? (10< classes ? 5< classes ? ...)

Note : Please referenced issues in your commits (commit -m "message #120")

Hi @sepandhaghighi
I just try to find an appropriate threshold for the number of classes and I think up to 10 classes will be demonstrated properly in all types of reports.

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High dimensional CMs can be demonstrated through a CSV file.

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About this option :
I think there is no need to add additional method and we can save matrix by save_csv in a separate file called filename_matrix.csv OK ?

At the warning message the save_csv method is going to be suggested.

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@alirezazolanvari Thanks for your efforts ;-)
I will update save_csv in next few days

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sepandhaghighi commented Jan 22, 2019

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Please test warning for high dimension matrix and save_csv method with 2 new arguments : save_matrix & normalize for saving matrix in CSV file and give me some feedback ;-)

save_csv method document : https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/sepandhaghighi/pycm/blob/dev/Document/Document.ipynb#CSV

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@sepandhaghighi
All properties look good. The warning is also checked.
Thanks for your effort.

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