View source: R/run_best_subset.R
| run_best_subset_mc | R Documentation | 
run_best_subset_mc is called from within run_best_subset. It
tunes using multiple cores.
run_best_subset_mc(
  y,
  L1.x,
  L2.x,
  L2.unit,
  L2.reg,
  loss.unit,
  loss.fun,
  data,
  cores,
  models,
  verbose
)
| y | Outcome variable. A character scalar containing the column name of
the outcome variable in  | 
| L1.x | Individual-level covariates. A character vector containing the
column names of the individual-level variables in  | 
| L2.x | Context-level covariates. A character vector containing the
column names of the context-level variables in  | 
| L2.unit | Geographic unit. A character scalar containing the column
name of the geographic unit in  | 
| L2.reg | Geographic region. A character scalar containing the column
name of the geographic region in  | 
| loss.unit | Loss function unit. A character-valued scalar indicating
whether performance loss should be evaluated at the level of individual
respondents ( | 
| loss.fun | Loss function. A character-valued scalar indicating whether
prediction loss should be measured by the mean squared error ( | 
| data | Data for cross-validation. A  | 
| cores | The number of cores to be used. An integer indicating the number of processor cores used for parallel computing. Default is 1. | 
| models | The models to perform best subset selection on. A list of model formulas. | 
| verbose | Verbose output. A logical argument indicating whether or not
verbose output should be printed. Default is  | 
The cross-validation errors for all models. A list.
## Not run: 
# not yet
## End(Not run)
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