I am running a binary classification model using H2O autoML. I have explicitly told autoML to treat this as a classification model with the following line of code.
# This line of code turns our int variable into a factor.
# This is necessary to tell H2O that we want a classification model
feature_data['Radius'] = feature_data['Radius'].asfactor()
After running H20 autoML for a minute and then using the following line of code;
lb = aml.leaderboard
lb.head()
lb.head(rows=lb.nrows) # Entire leaderboard
I got the output in the screenshot below
As you can see, the metrics used for classification are AUC and logloss but what I want to see is accuracy. What should I add to get such an output?
It doesn't look like the leaderboard allows you to sort using accuracy as a metric. The following lines of code and text have been directly taken from the documentation:
aml = H2OAutoML(max_runtime_secs = 30, sort_metric = "logloss")
For binomial classification choose between
AUC
,"logloss"
,"mean_per_class_error"
,"RMSE"
,"MSE"
.