Recall is the proportion of actual positive examples predicted as positive. For a binary classifier, recall, also called true positive rate (TPR), is Recall = TP/(TP + FN), where TP counts true positives and FN counts false negatives. section 5.2
Use recall to interpret classifier performance:
- A higher recall means fewer actual positives are missed as false negatives. section 5.2
- Changing the classification threshold changes TP, FN, and therefore recall. section 5.2
- Precision and recall together form a precision-recall curve; their fixed-threshold harmonic mean is the F1 score. section 5.2
Compare precision and recall across classification thresholds with a precision-recall plot. section 5.2























