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when i run simulateModel.run() sometimes tpr,fpr could be negative? tpr,fpr belongs to [0,1], why negative could emerge?
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what data does this happen with?
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https://github.com/cycy1013/Cynet-master1/tree/master/stock2015_2017 i use Cynet to predict stock close price
all in stock2015_2017 directory
the method is treating trade data as spacial factor
but now the result is confusing
for example:in 3modeluse120models#ALL#close.csv
tail content:
close,714,1,0.690375,0.309625,1,ALL,-1.0
close,715,1,0.676619,0.323381,1,ALL,-1.0
close,716,1,0.666565,0.333435,1,ALL,-1.0
close,717,0,0.6784,0.3216,1,ALL,-1.0
close,718,0,0.672881,0.327119,1,ALL,-1.0
in 3model_120_1_0.res content:
./stock2015_2017/models/3model,ALL,close,120,0.666663,0.333333,-1.0,1
1.why tpr,fpr is 0.333333,-1.0 ,come from where ?
2.why fpr is negative?
3.haven't seen valuable result in predicting stock close price?
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when i run simulateModel.run() sometimes tpr,fpr could be negative?
tpr,fpr belongs to [0,1], why negative could emerge?
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