nonmolar: Non-molar tooth loss dataset.
In macs: Recursive Partitioning Based Multivariate Adaptive Regression Models, Classification Trees, Survival Trees
Description
Usage
Format
References
Description
The non-molar tooth loss dataset is from Teeth, which is contained in R Package MST. Teeth consists of 4958 patients with 40196 non-molar teeth. For each non-molar tooth, there are 52 covariates.
Usage
1
data("nonmolar")
Format
A data.frame containing 40196 observations from 4958 patients.
References
Calhoun, Peter and Su, Xiaogang and Nunn, Martha and Fan, Juanjuan (2018) Constructing Multivariate Survival Trees: The MST Package for R. Journal of Statistical Software.
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Description Usage Format References
Description
The non-molar tooth loss dataset is from Teeth, which is contained in R Package MST. Teeth consists of 4958 patients with 40196 non-molar teeth. For each non-molar tooth, there are 52 covariates.
Usage
1 | data("nonmolar")
|
Format
A data.frame containing 40196 observations from 4958 patients.
References
Calhoun, Peter and Su, Xiaogang and Nunn, Martha and Fan, Juanjuan (2018) Constructing Multivariate Survival Trees: The MST Package for R. Journal of Statistical Software.
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