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During training, you will see the following metrics
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- * ** plate_acc** : Compute how many plates were correctly classified. For a single plate, if ground truth is ` ABC123 ` , and
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- the prediction is 'ABC 123', then this would give a score of 1. If the prediction was ABD 123, it would
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- score 0.
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- * ** cat_acc** : Calculates how many characters of the plate were correctly classified. Example if the correct label is
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- ` ABC123 ` and ` ABC133 ` is predicted, it will not give a precision of 0% like plate_acc (not completely
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- classified correctly), but 83.3% (5/6).
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- * ** top_3_k** : Calculates how often the true character is found in the top-3 predictions (the 3 with the highest
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- probability).
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+ * ** plate_acc** : Compute the number of ** license plates** that were ** fully classified** . For a single plate, if the
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+ ground truth is ` ABC123 ` and the prediction is also ` ABC123 ` , it would score 1. However, if the prediction was
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+ ` ABD123 ` , it would score 0, as ** not all characters** were correctly classified.
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+ * ** cat_acc** : Calculate the accuracy of ** individual characters** within the license plates that were
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+ ** correctly classified** . For example, if the correct label is ` ABC123 ` and the prediction is ` ABC133 ` , it would yield
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+ a precision of 83.3% (5 out of 6 characters correctly classified), rather than 0% as in plate_acc, because it's not
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+ completely classified correctly.
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+ * ** top_3_k** : Calculate how frequently the true character is included in the ** top-3 predictions**
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+ (the three predictions with the highest probability).
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