| ecv.save | R Documentation |
These functions can be used whether filemethod flag is set to TRUE or FALSE during the epcreg call. Note that ecv.load ‘returns’ the estimation object (in contrast to the standard load method).
ecv.save(obj, file)
ecv.load(file)
obj |
Object of classes |
file |
Filepath to where |
Function ecv.load returns the saved obj, with estimation files automatically copied to R temporary directory, and filepaths inside the obj fields updated to point to these new filepaths.
Mansour T.A. Sharabiani, Alireza S. Mahani
ecv.regression
## Not run:
data(servo)
myformula <- class~motor+screw+pgain+vgain
perc.train <- 0.7
index.train <- sample(1:nrow(servo), size = round(perc.train*nrow(servo)))
data.train <- servo[index.train,]
data.predict <- servo[-index.train,]
est <- ecv.regression(myformula, data.train, ncores=2, filemethod=TRUE
, baselearner.control=ecv.regression.baselearner.control(baselearners="knn"))
ecv.save(est, "somefile")
rm(est) # alternatively, exit and re-launch R session
est.loaded <- ecv.load("somefile")
newpred <- predict(est.loaded, data.predict)
# can also be used with filemethod set to FALSE
est <- ecv.regression(myformula, data.train, ncores=2, filemethod=FALSE
, baselearner.control=ecv.regression.baselearner.control(baselearners="knn"))
ecv.save(est, "somefile")
rm(est) # alternatively, exit and re-launch R session
est.loaded <- ecv.load("somefile")
newpred <- predict(est.loaded, data.predict)
## End(Not run)
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