/evaluate-model
Evaluate machine learning model performance with comprehensive metrics.
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/evaluate-model
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Evaluate machine learning model performance with comprehensive metrics.
Command definition
evaluate-model.md/evaluate-model - Evaluate ML Model
Evaluate machine learning model performance with comprehensive metrics.
Steps
1. Ask the user for the model type: classification, regression, NLP, or generative 2. Load the model and test dataset from the specified paths 3. Run inference on the entire test dataset and collect predictions 4. For classification models, calculate: accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score, AUC-ROC 5. For regression models, calculate: MAE, MSE, RMSE, R-squared, MAPE 6. For NLP models, calculate: BLEU, ROUGE, perplexity, exact match 7. Generate a confusion matrix for classification tasks 8. Identify the worst-performing classes or data segments 9. Calculate calibration metrics: expected calibration error 10. Run performance profiling: inference time per sample, memory usage, throughput 11. Check for bias: evaluate performance across demographic subgroups if applicable 12. Generate a comprehensive evaluation report with all metrics and visualizations
Rules
- Use stratified sampling if the test set is imbalanced
- Report confidence intervals for all metrics when sample size allows
- Include both micro and macro averages for multi-class metrics
- Test on held-out data never seen during training
- Report inference latency percentiles (p50, p95, p99) not just averages
- Check for data leakage between train and test sets
- Include baseline comparisons (random, majority class, previous model version)
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/evaluate-model - Evaluate ML Model
Evaluate machine learning model performance with comprehensive metrics.
Steps
1. Ask the user for the model type: classification, regression, NLP, or generative 2. Load the model and test dataset from the specified paths 3. Run inference on the entire test dataset and collect predictions 4. For classification models, calculate: accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score, AUC-ROC 5. For regression models, calculate: MAE, MSE, RMSE, R-squared, MAPE 6. For NLP models, calculate: BLEU, ROUGE, perplexity, exact match 7. Generate a confusion matrix for classification tasks 8. Identify the worst-performing classes or data segments 9. Calculate calibration metrics: expected calibration error 10. Run performance profiling: inference time per sample, memory usage, throughput 11. Check for bias: evaluate performance across demographic subgroups if applicable 12. Generate a comprehensive evaluation report with all metrics and visualizations
Rules
- Use stratified sampling if the test set is imbalanced
- Report confidence intervals for all metrics when sample size allows
- Include both micro and macro averages for multi-class metrics
- Test on held-out data never seen during training
- Report inference latency percentiles (p50, p95, p99) not just averages
- Check for data leakage between train and test sets
- Include baseline comparisons (random, majority class, previous model version)
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