Description Objects from the Class Slots Methods Note Author(s) References Examples
helps depict prediction hyperregions from high-dimensional models
Objects can be created by calls of the form new("projectedLearner", ...).
fittedLearner:Object of class "classifierOutput"
trainingSetPCA:Object of class "prcomp"
trainingLabels:Object of class "ANY" given
labels for features used in training
testLabels:Object of class "ANY" given labels
for features used in testing
gridFeatsProjectedToTrainingPCs:Object of class "matrix" rotated coordinates of training features
gridPredictions:Object of class "ANY" predicted
labels for all grid points
trainFeatsProjectedToTrainingPCs:Object of class "matrix" rotated coordinates of training features
testFeatsProjectedToTrainingPCs:Object of class "matrix" rotated coordinates of test features
trainPredictions:Object of class "ANY" predicted
labels for training features
testPredictions:Object of class "ANY" predicted
labels for test features
theCall:Object of class "call" call used to
generate this wonderful thing
signature(x = "projectedLearner"): uses
rgl to give a dynamic 3d-like projection of labels in
colored regions. See projectLearnerToGrid for an
example.
signature(x = "projectedLearner", y = "ANY"): pairs
plot of the tesselated PCA of the training features
signature(x = "projectedLearner"): a 2d plot
of tesselation projection for selected axes of the PCA
signature(object = "projectedLearner"): object
housing numerical resources for the renderings
plot may need to be modified when there are many features/PCs in use
plotOne has additional arguments ind1, ind2, and type. ind1 and ind2 specify the PCs to display. type is one of
"showTestPredictions" (default),
"showTrainPredictions",
"showTestLabels",
"showTrainLabels". These indicate what will be used to locate
glyphs with labels in the projected scatterplots.
VJ Carey <stvjc@channing.harvard.edu>
None.
1 | showClass("projectedLearner")
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