Do not fail Evaluate API when the actual and predicted fields' types differ #54255
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Currently, Evaluate API fails when the user uses actual and predicted fields of different types (e.g.
long
vsboolean
) as for some metrics (accuracy, precision)term
aggregation tries to parse one type as another.This PR replaces
term
aggregation withmatch
+lenient: true
. This way the Evaluate API does not fail but returns no matches (just as if the sets of actual and predicted classes were disjoint).Additionally, I've took a chance and added a number of new test cases to
ClassificationEvaluationIT
to increase coverage in case of various actual vs predicted types combinations.Closes #54079