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package org.jpmml.evaluator;

/**
 * 

* A marker interface for classification or clustering results that provide an affinity distribution. *

* *

* Affinity represents a degree of attraction between the sample and a particular category. *

* * PMML deals with two kinds of affinities: *
    *
  • Distance between two points in an n-dimensional feature space. Smaller distance values indicate more optimal fit.
  • *
  • Similarity between two feature vectors. Greater similarity values indicate more optimal fit.
  • *
* * @see org.dmg.pmml.ResultFeature#AFFINITY */ public interface HasAffinity extends CategoricalResultFeature { /** *

* Gets the affinity towards the specified category. *

* * @return An affinity in the range from 0.0 to positive infinity. * The affinity of an unknown category is the least optimal value in the range of valid values (ie. {@link Double#POSITIVE_INFINITY} for distance measures and 0.0 for similarity measures). * * @see #getCategories() */ Double getAffinity(String category); /** * @see #getCategories() */ Report getAffinityReport(String category); }




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