Concept information
Preferred term
Matthews correlation coefficient
Definition
- A measure of the quality of binary (two-class) classifications. (Wikipedia)
Broader concept
Synonym(s)
- MCC
- phi coefficient
Example
- Additionally we incorporate the Matthews correlation coefficient (MCC) (Chicco and Jurman 2020) as an evaluation metric for sentence-level detection. (Jung, Eo & Lim, 2024)
- Mathew's Correlation Coefficient (MCC) (Matthews 1975) is a suitable score for evaluating text classification tasks but its applicability to NER tasks is unclear. (Niklaus, Matoshi, Rani, Galassi, Stürmer & Chalkidis, 2023)
- Matthews correlation coefficient (MCC) (Chicco and Jurman 2020) is used as a metric for evaluating QE model performance. (Eo, Park, Moon, Seo, Kim, Lee & Lim, 2022)
- We incorporate Phi coefficient in our technique which is based on corpus-based term-to-term relatedness information and successfully handles the shortlength challenge of short texts. (Khan & Karim, 2012)
- We then computed the Matthews correlation coefficient (MCC) between the controllability of the role label as measured by the SRL predictor with the gold controllability annotations for the subset of roles without annotation impossible. (Ross, Wu, Peng, Peters & Gardner, 2022)
In other languages
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French
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coefficient de phi
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coefficient phi
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MCC
URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/8LP-ZP94H7LL-P
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