availableTypeMeasures: Display the names of the measures used in CV for different...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/availableTypeMeasures.R
Description
Produces a list of names of measures that can be used in CV for different
families. Note, however, that the package does not check if the measure
the user specifies is appropriate for the family.
Usage
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availableTypeMeasures(
family = c("all", "gaussian", "binomial", "poisson", "multinomial", "cox",
"mgaussian", "GLM")
)
Arguments
family
If a family is supplied, a list of the names of
measures available for that family are produced. Default is "all", in which
case the names of measures for all families are produced.
Value
If 'family = "all"', a list of names of measures that can be used
in CV for each family; otherwise, a vector of names of measures that can
be used for the family passed as the parameter.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/availableTypeMeasures.R
Description
Produces a list of names of measures that can be used in CV for different families. Note, however, that the package does not check if the measure the user specifies is appropriate for the family.
Usage
1 2 3 4 | availableTypeMeasures(
family = c("all", "gaussian", "binomial", "poisson", "multinomial", "cox",
"mgaussian", "GLM")
)
|
Arguments
family |
If a family is supplied, a list of the names of measures available for that family are produced. Default is "all", in which case the names of measures for all families are produced. |
Value
If 'family = "all"', a list of names of measures that can be used in CV for each family; otherwise, a vector of names of measures that can be used for the family passed as the parameter.
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