isotree.is.same: Check if two Isolation Forest Models Share the Same C++...

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Check if two Isolation Forest Models Share the Same C++ Object

Description

Checks if two isolation forest models, as produced by functions like isolation.forest, have a reference to the same underlying C++ object.

When this is the case, functions that produce in-place modifications, such as isotree.build.indexer, will produce changes in all of the R variables that share the same C++ object.

Two R variables will have the same C++ object when assigning one variable to another, but will have different C++ objects when these R objects are serialized and deserialized or when calling isotree.deep.copy.

Usage

isotree.is.same(obj1, obj2)

Arguments

obj1	First model to compare (against 'obj2').
obj2	Second model to compare (against 'obj1').

Value

A logical (boolean) value which will be 'TRUE' when both models have a reference to the same C++ object, or 'FALSE' otherwise.

See Also

isotree.deep.copy

Examples

library(isotree)
data(mtcars)
model <- isolation.forest(mtcars, ntrees = 10, nthreads = 1, ndim = 1)

model_shallow_copy <- model
isotree.is.same(model, model_shallow_copy)

model_deep_copy <- isotree.deep.copy(model)
isotree.is.same(model, model_deep_copy)

isotree.add.tree(model_shallow_copy, mtcars)
length(isotree.get.num.nodes(model_shallow_copy)$total)
length(isotree.get.num.nodes(model)$total)
length(isotree.get.num.nodes(model_deep_copy)$total)

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