| specificity | R Documentation |
Calculate specificity of element combinations to a given condition
specificity( x, condition, test.condition = NULL, null.condition = NULL, combination.size = NULL, upsample = TRUE )
x |
A binary matrix, with AUs as |
condition |
A character condition vector |
test.condition |
A string, denoting the test condition. If |
null.condition |
A string, denoting the null condition. If |
combination.size |
A positive integer, indicating the maximum
combination size of element combinations. If |
upsample |
Logical. Should minority condition(s) be
|
Specificity values are biased when the number of observations per
condition is highly imbalanced. When upsample = TRUE
(recommended), the condition(s) with fewer observations are randomly
upsampled to match the number of observations in the most
common condition prior to the specificity calculation. This procedure
minimizes the bias in the specificity results.
A data frame
specificity( x = emotions_set[[1]], condition = emotions_set[[2]]$emotion, test.condition = "anger" )
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