Hi Süleyman,
In our original Neural Network plugin, which is started from the Neural Networks button in the ML Control Center, we produce a statistical report for MLP classifications and you can make a confustion plot. In FaultNet and other pre-trained models we do not generate this type of output because:
- The output of FaultNet is a Likelikood, not a classification;
- There is no groundtruth to compare the results against.
Assuming you do have labeled data against which you want to compare output of FaultNet, or from another model, you can do so by converting the Likelihood output into a classification by using math and logic in the attribute engine to compare results.
Best regards,
Paul.