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-- By Avinash Singh
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Simple tree parser, takes in a TREE or PART file from Weka and converts to a excel table of rules and labels with positive and negative matches as well as a percentage. The rules are then matched to the test input and is stored in a specific format. This can be filtered based on percentage and number of positive samples.
The binary is available here WekaComparator.exe or can be compiled and executed with maven.
An example of the sample files and format are provided, the UI is very simple. An example of how to use it can be seen below:
The sample format of the matching tests to the rules are stored in the following format:
{"rule": 4,"label": "HP", "+": 41.0, "-": 0.0, "%": 100.0}
The result of the provided sample files is:
