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Custom Metrics Example #46
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Thank you for this great suggestion @Ishan-Kumar2 ! I agree this would be really helpful. If we are going to implement just one metric, perhaps, this would better be suited as a how-to guide. If we are talking about implementing more than one custom metric, we can label this as a tutorial. Would you like to work on this issue? |
Having it as a how-to-guide sounds good. I am happy to implement it once I am done with the NMT example. Till we can tag it as a help-wanted for new contributors, what do you say? |
Yes sounds good! I'll also attach the hacktoberfest label. |
@Priyansi Could you please assign this to me? I would like to work on this how-to guide. |
Yeah sure, that'd be great! Feel free to ask any questions either here on Discord (for faster replies). |
@mdrpanwar any updates on this issue ? |
@vfdev-5 I am working on it and it's mostly complete. I will raise the PR today. |
Sounds great, thanks a lot ! |
Hey @mdrpanwar , are you facing any issues with this? Any updates? |
@mdrpanwar could you please submit your draft PR such that we could finish it from our side. Thanks ! |
A tutorial which shows how custom metrics can be made using
Metric
class would be useful.The example can create an easy metric like the Levenshtein Distance between two strings.
Reference - https://pytorch.org/ignite/metrics.html#how-to-create-a-custom-metric
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