The Confusion Matrix shows a row count of actual versus predicted on a class-by-class basis.
For example it will separate false positives from false negatives.

Confusion Matrix... Features

• Click on any cell to browse all the data that is shown in that cell.

Confusion Matrix... Understanding

• It takes some practice to understand the confusion matrix.
• The correct predictions lie along the yellow diagonal.
• The above sample is telling you there were 50 actual Setosa and all 50 were correctly predicted.
• There were 50 actual Versicolour of which 48 were correctly predicted and two were predicted as Virginica.
• There were 49 predictions of Versicolour or which 48 were correct and one was actually Virginica.
• There were 50 actual Virginica of which 49 were correctly predicted and one was predicted as Versicolour.
• There were 51 predictions of Virginica or which 49 were correct and two were actually Versicolour.
• 4.00% of the actual Veriscolours were incorrectly predicted.
• 2.04% of the Versicolour predictions were incorrect.