Hi William,
Since you have already written the metric function you want to use, you can pass the function handle to the "metrics" option in the input arguments of the "trainingOptions" function. Here's an example of how to do it:
function metricOutput = metric1(testY, predY)
% Perform the evaluation of custom metric
% You can implement your custom function here
metricOutput = sqrt(mean((testY – predY).^2));
end
While specifying the input parameters for "trainingOptions", include the following line in your code:
trainingOptions("sgdm", ...
Metrics=@metricOutput)
Make sure to specify the inputs to the metric function correctly. There should be two inputs: "Y" and "T". The contents of the inputs should be as follows:
- "Y": Array of predictions.
- "T": Array of target values.
Note that the prediction part should not be done inside the metric function.
For more information about custom metric functions refer to the following link:
To understand how the “Metrics” parameter is used in “trainingOptions” follow the link below:
I hope it helps.
Regards,
Avadhoot.
