Questions tagged [interpretation]

An interpretation is an assignment of meaning to the symbols of a formal language.

Many formal languages used in mathematics, logic, and theoretical computer science are defined in solely syntactic terms, and as such do not have any meaning until they are given some interpretation. The general study of interpretations of formal languages is called formal semantics.

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Data manipulating environment

I am looking for something* to aid me in manipulating and interpreting data. Data of the names, addresses and that sorts. Currently, I am making heavy use of Python to find whether one piece of information relate to another, but I am noticing that a…
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Performing PCA on opinion variables to create a left right placement variables trouble with interpretations

I work on 4 different countries represented in a database N=2500: France, Germany, Australia. For each country I have opinion variables on political candidates. These variables: scale_ "candidate's name", are coded in the following way a value of 1…
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How to pass all arguments of a function to a program?

Following-up on the last suggestion of a previous answer, I am trying to find a way to disable interpretation of the parameters I want to feed to an executable Since D:\program.exe this is a #full sentence will discard #full sentence as a comment…
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Is feature importance in DT the same as SHAP values in Black-box ML?

The question is in the header. As i understand it, SHAP values can not be used for casual inference since a SHAP value tells us how much a given model feature has contributed to a prediction - not the target variable. Shap is not a measure of “how…
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Why is shap.plots.bar() not working for me?

I computed several shap values for my Neural Net and wanted to plot them as a bar plot that only shows the top 10 most important features as bars and sums up the importance of the rest in another bar. As far as I understood, this should be possible…
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How do I interpret the results of a difference-in-differences method with categorical values?

I did a difference-in-differences model with the following variables in R: Treated: 1 if the observation is in the treatment group (0 otherwise) Post: 1 if the observation is in the post-treatment period (0 otherwise) Industry (I defined the…
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Python Interpretation of Code: Using Dictionaries, Iterrows, and Timestamp-objects

Dear everyone and beloved community, I'm really being challenged with a piece of code, and would hihgly appreciate some guidance on the interpretation. The main question to the code is: How can the variable "days" in the below code, return a number…
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Automatic variance Ratio test result interpretation

Hello I conducted a variance ratio test in R using Auto.VR(x) from the vrtest package and obtain: stat = Automatic variance ratio test statistic = -1.008021 sum = 1+ weighted sum of autocorrelation up to the optimal order = 0.9489441 How do I know…
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How to inspect classes individually in classification?

I have a corpus with 3 classes and am attempting to interpret which features can be considered as indicative of a class. I went about it in a one-vs-rest way with SVM and performed binary classification, like class 1 versus 2+3, then 2 versus 1+3,…
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lookup = {v: i for i, v in enumerate(arr2)}

lookup = {v: i for i, v in enumerate(arr2)} return sorted(arr1, key=lambda i: lookup.get(i, len(arr2) + i)) Can anyone explain this code to me? it is a solution for "Relative Sort Array" in leetcode explanation for the code above
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Result Interpretation of a two factor Model with repeated measure on one cross factor

I created a split plot model and I got the below result as below:- However I have no idea how to interpret them. Can you guys please shine some lights on? Thanks!
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How to interpret the output of networkx.optimal_edit_paths?

I want to visualize a sequence of graphs where one is edited into another one edit step at a time. One subtask in doing this is to create the intermediate graphs between a source graph and a target graph. networkx.optimal_edit_paths looks like a…
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backwards selection of glm does not change the complete model

I am very new to working with GLM. I have a dataset with categorical (as factors) and numerical predictor variables and the response variable is count data wiht a poisson distribution. These I put in a glm: glm2<- glm(formula = count ~ Salinity +…
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How to flip the order of a TukeyHSD output?

I'm doing a TukeyHSD to compare differences in student ratings (of resource usefulness) by year. My output currently looks like this: $year diff lwr upr p adj first-fifth 0.85931811 0.38223995 …
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Adding a pretrained model outside of AllenNLP to the AllenNLP demo

I am working on the interpretability of models. I want to use AllenAI demo to check the saliency maps and adversarial attack methods (implemented in this demo) on some other models. I use the tutorial here and run the demo on my local machine. Now…