The m-estimate measure (with k = 2 and p+ = 0.58).
Figure 5.1 illustrates the coverage of the classification rules R1, R2, and R3.
Determine which is the best and worst rule according to:
The m-estimate measure for the rules are 77.41% (for R1), 68.0% (for
R2), and 65.43% (for R3), respectively. Therefore R1 is the best rule
and R3 is the worst rule according to the m-estimate measure.
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