predict_model: Predict using a fitted classbound model

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Predict using a fitted classbound model

Description

Generates predictions using a unified interface across all classifiers. This function is a compatibility wrapper around the standard predict() method for "classbound" objects.

Usage

predict_model(model, newdata, predict_args = list(), predfun = NULL, ...)

Arguments

model	A fitted classbound model. This corresponds to the object argument used by the standard R predict() generic. This wrapper calls predict(model, ...).
newdata	A data frame of new observations to predict on.
predict_args	A named list of additional arguments passed to predict_adapter.
predfun	A custom function to generate predictions for non-standard models. The function must accept at least two arguments: model (the fitted native model) and newdata (a data frame of new observations). It should return either a vector/factor of predicted classes, or a list containing class (predicted labels) and probs (a probability matrix).
...	Additional arguments passed to the specific model adapter.

Value

A list containing class (a factor of predicted labels) and probs (a probability matrix, or strictly NULL if the classifier lacks probability support).

Examples

library(palmerpenguins)
data(penguins)
peng_data <- na.omit(penguins[, c("species", "bill_length_mm", "bill_depth_mm")])

m_rpart <- fit_model(peng_data, species ~ ., rpart::rpart)
preds <- predict_model(m_rpart, newdata = peng_data[1:5, ])

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