Plot confusion doesn't work

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Olga Zhukova
Olga Zhukova on 17 Dec 2013
Commented: Tapan on 11 Aug 2023
Hello,
I have the problem that when I try use plotconfusion, this function doesn't work.
I have dataset with 15 classes and I try to predict the target value using knn-classification. I've divided datasets to training and test datasets (75:25 accordinaly). My dataset has 300 instances and 90 attributes.
The problem is that when I try to call this plotconfusion function I just see that this doesn't work (it somehow just go to a infinite cycle or something like this, the process doesn't terminate). Could you tell me what's the problem or do I use it wrong?
Here the part of my code: knn = ClassificationKNN.fit(XtrainNN,YtrainNN,'NumNeighbors',5); Y_knn = knn.predict(XtestNN); loss(knn, XtestNN, YtestNN) plotconfusion(Y_knn,YtestNN)
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Baran Yildiz
Baran Yildiz on 26 Sep 2017
I am also having the same problem. Plot confusion doesn't seem to work even for the sample problem/dataset given in the reference link below:
https://au.mathworks.com/help/nnet/ref/plotconfusion.html#inputarg_targets
Tapan
Tapan on 11 Aug 2023
My error is please tell me how to solve
Error using plotconfusion>standard_args (line 255) Value is not a matrix or cell array.
Error in plotconfusion (line 111) update_args = standard_args(args{:});
Error in dltt (line 18) plotconfusion(testdata.Labels, Predicted);

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Nathan DeJong
Nathan DeJong on 27 Sep 2017
Try transposing the inputs so that they are row vectors rather than column vectors. It worked for me. Seems to be a strange bug in plotconfusion().
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Pedro Borges
Pedro Borges on 17 Oct 2018
transposing the inputs worked for me, too! thanks!

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Hamid Salimi
Hamid Salimi on 9 Jun 2021
I write it for anyone that may have the same problem, I solved it by converting my actual and predicted results to categorical data! your actual and predicted should be n * 1, and then use it:
plotconfusion(categorical(actual),categorical(predicted));

Ilya
Ilya on 17 Dec 2013
I never used plotconfusion, but you can get what you want using functions confusionmat and imagesc. For example,
knn = ClassificationKNN.fit(XtrainNN,YtrainNN,'NumNeighbors',5);
Y_knn = knn.predict(XtestNN);
cm = confusionmat(YtestNN,Y_knn);
imagesc(cm);
colorbar;

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