feat(metrics): add positive and negative likelihood ratios to ConfusionMatrixMetric - #9105
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In `@tests/metrics/test_compute_confusion_matrix.py`:
- Line 311: Add Google-style docstrings to the new test methods
test_likelihood_ratios and test_likelihood_ratios_clf, documenting their
confusion_matrix, input_data, and expected_values parameters in Args sections;
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In `@tests/metrics/test_compute_confusion_matrix.py`:
- Around line 315-316: Update the fixture’s Google-style docstring description
for confusion_matrix to state that it is a manually constructed stacked [2, 4]
tensor containing specified counts from TEST_CASE_LR, rather than claiming it is
built by compute_confusion_matrix.
- Around line 318-319: Extend the tests around compute_confusion_matrix_metric
to parameterize every advertised alias, including “plr”/“nlr” and mixed-case or
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- Around line 221-224: Add a likelihood-ratio fixture case with tn equal to zero
and fp plus tn positive, then extend the LR− assertions to verify the
corresponding nlr value is NaN. Keep the existing LR+ and LR− cases unchanged
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| confusion_matrix: a stacked [2, 4] confusion-matrix tensor built by | ||
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Correct the confusion_matrix description.
The fixture passes a manually constructed tensor from TEST_CASE_LR. It is not built by compute_confusion_matrix. Describe it as a stacked [2, 4] tensor containing manually specified counts.
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In `@tests/metrics/test_compute_confusion_matrix.py` around lines 315 - 316,
Update the fixture’s Google-style docstring description for confusion_matrix to
state that it is a manually constructed stacked [2, 4] tensor containing
specified counts from TEST_CASE_LR, rather than claiming it is built by
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In `@tests/metrics/test_compute_confusion_matrix.py`:
- Line 349: Add an explicit equal-length assertion for results and
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…onMatrixMetric Add LR+ (sensitivity / (1 - specificity)) as requested in Project-MONAI#4422, along with its natural companion LR- ((1 - sensitivity) / specificity), matching how other libraries expose the pair (e.g. torchmetrics). Both are computed from the confusion-matrix components following the existing pattern for compound rates (tpr/fpr guarded by class prevalence, NaN on undefined denominator), and are exposed through the usual aliases: 'positive likelihood ratio', 'plr', 'lr+' and 'negative likelihood ratio', 'nlr', 'lr-'. Add tests with hand-computed values covering the undefined cases (fpr = 0 -> LR+ is NaN, fnr = 0 -> LR- is 0) and a classification-task integration test using the space-separated aliases. Fixes Project-MONAI#4422 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: LiQing <325196192+qinxwew@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixes #4422.
What
Adds the positive likelihood ratio LR+ = Sensitivity / (1 − Specificity), requested in #4422 for whole-image classification evaluation, as a new
metric_nameoption ofConfusionMatrixMetric— alongside its natural companion LR− = (1 − Sensitivity) / Specificity, matching how other libraries expose the pair (e.g. torchmetrics' likelihood ratios).Available aliases:
"positive likelihood ratio","plr","lr+"and"negative likelihood ratio","nlr","lr-"(case- and space-insensitive, like the existing names).Why ConfusionMatrixMetric instead of a new class
All confusion-matrix-derived rates live in
ConfusionMatrixMetric/compute_confusion_matrix_metric(sensitivity, specificity, informedness, markedness, …). LR± is the same family —tpr / fprandfnr / tnr— so it is added through the existing infrastructure rather than duplicating it. No new module, no new public class; the change is confined tomonai/metrics/confusion_matrix.py.Implementation notes
pt,ba,fm,bm,mk): component rates are guarded by class prevalence (p > 0,n > 0) and an undefined denominator yieldsNaN, consistent with the rest of the function.not_nansreduction semantics intact), fnr = 0 ⇒ LR− = 0.compute_sample, all reduction modes) and classification tasks, since it is just two more branches over the[..., 4]confusion matrix.Tests
tests/metrics/test_compute_confusion_matrix.py(+62 lines):compute_confusion_matrix_metricvalue test with hand-computed LR+ = 3.6 / LR− ≈ 0.2571, plus the two edge cases (fpr = 0 ⇒ NaN, fnr = 0 ⇒ 0);ConfusionMatrixMetricwith the space-separated aliases ("positive likelihood ratio","negative likelihood ratio") and per-channel hand-computed expectations (LR+ = [4/3, 3/2], LR− = [2/3, 3/4]);验证状态（内部跟踪）