get_selected_variable_names: Helper function to extract selected variables from fitted...
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get_selected_variable_names R Documentation
Helper function to extract selected variables from fitted mfp2 object
Description
Simply extracts all variables for which not all powers are estimated to
be NA. The names refer to the original names in the dataset and do not
include transformations.
Usage
get_selected_variable_names(object)
Arguments
object
fitted mfp2 object.
Value
Character vector of names, ordered as defined by xorder in mfp2().
Examples
# Gaussian model
data("prostate")
x = as.matrix(prostate[,2:8])
y = as.numeric(prostate$lpsa)
# default interface
fit = mfp2(x, y, verbose = FALSE)
get_selected_variable_names(fit)
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Helper function to extract selected variables from fitted mfp2 object
Description
Simply extracts all variables for which not all powers are estimated to
be NA. The names refer to the original names in the dataset and do not
include transformations.
Usage
get_selected_variable_names(object)
Arguments
object |
fitted |
Value
Character vector of names, ordered as defined by xorder in mfp2().
Examples
# Gaussian model
data("prostate")
x = as.matrix(prostate[,2:8])
y = as.numeric(prostate$lpsa)
# default interface
fit = mfp2(x, y, verbose = FALSE)
get_selected_variable_names(fit)
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