Add repeated stratified CV and learning-curve evaluation for supervised CEBRA embeddings -Siddharth_Chauhan#3
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Problem
The current supervised workflow saves embeddings, consistency scores, and a single train/test decoding score per pairing, but it does not provide repeated stratified cross-validation or learning-curve outputs for decoding stability. That makes the evaluation sensitive to one split and limits how easily supervised runs can be compared.
What I changed
utils/cv_eval.pyhelper for repeated stratified cross-validation and learning-curve evaluation on learned embeddingstrain_cebra_cut_supervised.pyto run these evaluations without changing the default training flowresults/evaluation/supervised/Why this matters
Repeated stratified CV provides a more stable estimate of decoding performance than a single split, and the learning-curve outputs make it possible to inspect how decoding performance changes as the amount of training data increases. This makes the supervised embedding analysis more reproducible and better aligned with the NeuroDyads goal of evaluating stable neural dyad decoding.
How to run
python prepare_cebra_input.py python train_cebra_cut_supervised.py --run-cv --cv-folds 5 --cv-repeats 1 --run-learning-curve --lc-fracs 0.2,0.4,0.6,0.8,1.0 ## By: Siddharth Chauhan