Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
A function to return R^2 metrics for predictions vs actual values. Works well when piped to straight from get_predictions().
1 | get_r_squared(predictions, biomarker_values, model = "", threshold = 10)
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predictions |
(list) A list with two elements, 'predictions' and 'panel_lengths', as produced by the function get_predictions(). |
biomarker_values |
(dataframe) A dataframe with two columns, 'Tumor_Sample_Barcode' and a column with the name of the biomarker in question containing values. |
model |
(character) The name of the model type producing these predictions. |
threshold |
(numeric) Unusued in this function: present for calls to get_stats(). |
A dataframe with 5 columns:
panel_length: the length of each panel.
model: the model that produced the predictions.
biomarker: the name of the biomarker in question.
stat: the R squared values for each panel.
metric: a constant character "R" for R squared.
1 2 | example_r <- get_r_squared(predictions = get_predictions(example_refit_panel, new_data =
example_tables$val), biomarker_values = example_tmb_tables$val, model = "Refitted T")
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