How to manually construct or modify a cross-validation object in MATLAB?
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Vilmantas Gegzna
am 14 Apr. 2015
Kommentiert: Alex Ryabov
am 30 Mai 2024
Short question:
I want your help to manually construct or modify Matlab cross-validation (CV) object created using function cvpartition when it's known which observations belong to training and which to validation partitions.
Extended question:
I have a kind of specific dataset in which several observations (each represented by a separate row) belong to the same object of investigation (e.g. measurements of the same object were performed several times). Each object (and it's observation) belongs to a certain class (e.g. yellow object, green object, etc.) as well. The problem is this: it's needed a CV object in which all observations of the same object belong to the same (either training or validation) partition as a block of data (unfortunately I'm not sure how to implement this) and the data would be distributed to partitions in stratified way (luckily, this is implemented in function cvpartition). I tried to access indices of CV object (cvo.indices) but they are locked. Here cvo is:
cvType = 'kfold';
nPartitions = 5;
cvo = cvpartition(my_classes,cvType,nPartitions);
Your insights and ideas how to construct or modify cvo manually are welcomed.
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Jan
am 20 Dez. 2018
This solution no longer works - was there a concurrent patch that provided a workaround?
@James: This is the question. Which solution do you mean?
Rik
am 29 Mär. 2021
Comment posted as flag by patrck rich:
the solution is no longer working in recent versions
That is always a risk when trying to modify internal files. However, I ran the lines below in the online interface (I cleared the output, as I don't expect Mathworks would be happy with me sharing their files..)
%type(which('cvpartition'))
OS={'Windows','macOS','Linux'};fprintf('This is version %s, running on %s.',version,OS{[ispc ismac isunix&&~ismac]})
As far as I can judge from the code I can read, I don't see a reason why it wouldn't still work, but feel free to post a comment explaining which exact steps you took and which lines you modified.
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Vilmantas Gegzna
am 22 Apr. 2015
Bearbeitet: Vilmantas Gegzna
am 22 Apr. 2015
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RZM
am 6 Jul. 2018
I cannot change the properties, it pops up an error message that Access is denied!
Sergio Gutierrez
am 11 Aug. 2018
I have done the same modification as Albert Sama said in the below comment. You require administrative rights to make changes. I used Notepad++ in administrator mode.
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Jo
am 4 Nov. 2016
Hi,
It seems that one year later your solution is not working anymore, maybe they changed the function.
Indeed, I tried to modify as you suggested "properties(GetAccess = 'public', SetAccess = 'public')", but it only allows me to access to the number of observations and not the indices. Indices are created by "methods" defined in cvpartition.m (test, training). And I do not understand how to change these to choose my own indices.
Maybe if you have progessed in all that since you first posted your question.... I would be really greatful to have some help in there.
Using random crossvalidation is of none interest for me, I need to choose the block myself to have a more robust solution. Thanks to anyone that can help me!!!
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Evelyn Tang
am 9 Nov. 2018
This is wonderful and just what I need, thank you so much! Works perfectly :)
Alex Ryabov
am 30 Mai 2024
This solution works for me also, maltab 2023a.
In windows I had to run Notepad as admin to be able to edit the file
Roberto Herrera-Lara
am 14 Apr. 2015
try to do this https://chrisjmccormick.wordpress.com/2013/07/31/k-fold-cross-validation-with-matlab-code/
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John Smith
am 21 Nov. 2018
Two small additions:
1.You need to update the toolbox cache https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_env/toolbox-path-caching-in-the-matlab-program.html
2.Restart Matlab after that
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