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Hierarchical Confusion Matrix

This GitHub repository includes the implementation of the hierarchical confusion matrix in Python, that was proposed in [Riehl et al., 2023] Riehl, K., Neunteufel, M., Hemberg, M. (2023). Hierarchical confusion matrix for classification performance evaluation. In revision at Journal of the Royal Statistical Society:Series C..

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