| mi_df | R Documentation |
mi_df() constructs a data frame that corresponds to Multiple Instance (MI)
data. A mi_df object must have two special columns:
bag_label, determines the label of each bag, typically from c(0, 1)
bag_name, character or factor that specifies the bag that each sample
belongs to.
mi_df( bag_label = character(), bag_name = character(), ..., instance_label = NULL )
bag_label |
A |
bag_name |
A |
... |
A set of name-value pairs. These construct the covariates for a
|
instance_label |
A |
We refer to the rows of a mi_df as instances. Each instance is
contained in a bag, with a corresponding label. Bags will typically have
several instances within them. Instance labels can be provided, but they will
be pulled in as an attribute.
A 'mi_df' object. This data.frame-like has columns bag_label,
bag_name, and those specified in .... It also inherits from the
'tbl_df' and 'tbl' classes.
Sean Kent
as_mi_df() to convert data.frames to mi_dfs.
mi_df('bag_label' = factor(c(1, 1, 0)),
'bag_name' = c(rep('bag_1', 2), 'bag_2'),
'X1' = c(-0.4, 0.5, 2),
'instance_label' = c(0, 1, 0))
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