DOC Balanced accuracy score adjusted doc fix #19309
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Should we say "while keeping perfect performance as a score of 1"? |
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@jnothman thanks for approving -- I have now included your suggestion in the docstring. |
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Reference Issues/PRs
Fixes #18199
What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
Tiny fix for
adjustedargument documentation inbalanced_accuracy_score. Reference to perfect performance score has been removed as this is independent ofadjustedand information on upper-bound for this score has already been provided earlier in the documentation. Previous documentation might be slightly confusing for the user implying thatadjustedmay have an impact on perfect performance score.Any other comments?
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