fix: correct overall PerClassScorer totals collapsed by set comprehension#622
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get_metric summed per-tag counts with a set comprehension
(`sum({v for ...})`), so equal counts across tags collapsed to one,
undercounting true/false positives/negatives and skewing overall
precision/recall/F1. Use generators instead.
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Bug
PerClassScorer.get_metriccomputes the overall totals with set comprehensions:The set collapses equal per-tag counts into one, so totals are undercounted and overall precision/recall/F1 are wrong whenever two tags share a count.
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Fix
Use generator comprehensions instead of set comprehensions for the three sums.
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