<- s_CART(iris,
iris.cart outdir = "./Results/iris_CART")
12 Experiment Logging
12.1 Log to directory
You can save any rtemis supervised learning model to disk by specifying an output directory using the outdir
argument:
This will save:
- A text .log file with the console output
- A PDF with True vs. Fitted for Regression and a confusion matrix for Classification
- A RDS file with the trained model (i.e. the R6 object
iris.cart
in the above example)
The RDS files can be shared with others and loaded back into R at any time.
When running a series of experiments it makes sense to use the outdir
argument to save models to disk for reference.
12.2 Interactive logging
The above method of specifying an outdir
is the main way to save models to disk. In practice, we often train a series of models interactively and would like to keep track of what we have tried and how it worked out. rtemis includes rtModLogger
to help with that. You first create a new logger object, think of it as a container that will hold model parameters and error metrics - not the model itself. Once the logger is created you can add any models to it:
Some synthetic data:
<- rnormmat(400, 400, seed = 2019)
x <- rnorm(400)
w <- c(x %*% w + rnorm(400))
y
<- data.frame(x, y)
dat <- resample(dat) res
05-20-25 07:17:32 Input contains more than one columns; will stratify on last :resample
.:Resampling Parameters
n.resamples: 10
resampler: strat.sub
stratify.var: y
train.p: 0.75
strat.n.bins: 4
05-20-25 07:17:32 Created 10 stratified subsamples :resample
<- dat[res$Subsample_1, ]
dat.train <- dat[-res$Subsample_1, ] dat.test
Initialize a new logger object:
<- rtModLogger$new()
logger logger
.:.:rtemis Supervised Model Logger
Contents: no models yet
12.2.1 Train some models and add them to the logger:
<- s_GLMNET(dat.train, dat.test,
mod.ridge alpha = 0, lambda = .01, verbose = F)
$add(mod.ridge) logger
05-20-25 07:17:33 Added 1 model to logger; 1 total :logger$add
<- s_GLMNET(dat.train, dat.test,
mod.lasso alpha = 1, lambda = .01, verbose = F)
$add(mod.lasso) logger
05-20-25 07:17:33 Added 1 model to logger; 2 total :logger$add
<- s_GLMNET(dat.train, dat.test,
mod.elnet alpha = .5, lambda = .01, verbose = F)
$add(mod.elnet) logger
05-20-25 07:17:33 Added 1 model to logger; 3 total :logger$add
12.2.2 Plot model performance:
$plot(names = c("Ridge", "LASSO", "Elastic Net")) logger
12.2.3 Get a quick summary:
<- logger$summary()
results results
Train Rsq Test Rsq
GLMNET_1 0.9999773 0.5517121
GLMNET_2 0.9998142 0.7465338
GLMNET_3 0.9999467 0.7419457
attr(,"metric")
[1] "Rsq"
12.2.4 Write model hyperparameters and performance to a multi-sheet XLSX file:
$tabulate(filename = "./Results/model_metrics.xlsx") logger
In this example, the XLSX file will contain 3 sheets, one per model. We can save the output of tabulate
to a list as well:
<- logger$tabulate()
tbl tbl
$GLMNET_1
ModelName lambda alpha Train.MAE Train.MSE Train.RMSE Train.NRMSE Train.r
1 GLMNET 0.01 0 0.07712676 0.01000251 0.1000125 0.000816399 0.9999887
Train.r.p Train.SSE Train.SSR Train.SST Train.Rsq Train.stderr Test.MAE
1 0 2.990749 131644.9 131701.8 0.9999773 0.1000125 10.6674
Test.MSE Test.RMSE Test.NRMSE Test.r Test.r.p Test.SSE Test.SSR
1 182.2739 13.50089 0.1483299 0.7991484 1.306608e-23 18409.67 49026.38
Test.SST Test.Rsq Test.stderr
1 41066.62 0.5517121 13.50089
$GLMNET_2
ModelName lambda alpha Train.MAE Train.MSE Train.RMSE Train.NRMSE Train.r
1 GLMNET 0.01 1 0.2330074 0.08185309 0.2860998 0.002335423 0.999923
Train.r.p Train.SSE Train.SSR Train.SST Train.Rsq Train.stderr Test.MAE
1 0 24.47407 130198.3 131701.8 0.9998142 0.2860998 7.997417
Test.MSE Test.RMSE Test.NRMSE Test.r Test.r.p Test.SSE Test.SSR
1 103.0594 10.15182 0.1115348 0.8717328 1.945751e-32 10409 40018.68
Test.SST Test.Rsq Test.stderr
1 41066.62 0.7465338 10.15182
$GLMNET_3
ModelName lambda alpha Train.MAE Train.MSE Train.RMSE Train.NRMSE Train.r
1 GLMNET 0.01 0.5 0.1243415 0.02348304 0.1532418 0.001250907 0.9999776
Train.r.p Train.SSE Train.SSR Train.SST Train.Rsq Train.stderr Test.MAE
1 0 7.021428 130928.9 131701.8 0.9999467 0.1532418 8.200421
Test.MSE Test.RMSE Test.NRMSE Test.r Test.r.p Test.SSE Test.SSR
1 104.9249 10.24329 0.1125397 0.8713408 2.240629e-32 10597.42 41196.62
Test.SST Test.Rsq Test.stderr
1 41066.62 0.7419457 10.24329