The classification margin is
the difference between the classification score for
the true class and maximal classification score for the false classes.
The classification margin is a column vector with the same number
of rows as in the matrix X. A high value of margin
indicates a more reliable prediction than a low value.
Score
For discriminant analysis, the score of
a classification is the posterior probability of the classification.
For the definition of posterior probability in discriminant analysis,
see Posterior Probability.