View source: R/preprocess_one_hot_encoding.R
preprocess_one_hot_encoding | R Documentation |
A utility to do one-hot encoding on features of dataset.
preprocess_one_hot_encoding(
input,
dimensions = NA,
verbose = getOption("mlpack.verbose", FALSE)
)
input |
Matrix containing data (numeric matrix/data.frame with info). |
dimensions |
Index of dimensions that need to be one-hot encoded (if unspecified, all categorical dimensions are one-hot encoded) (integer vector). |
verbose |
Display informational messages and the full list of parameters and timers at the end of execution. Default value "getOption("mlpack.verbose", FALSE)" (logical). |
This utility takes a dataset and a vector of indices and does one-hot encoding of the respective features at those indices. Indices represent the IDs of the dimensions to be one-hot encoded.
If no dimensions are specified with "dimensions", then all categorical-type dimensions will be one-hot encoded. Otherwise, only the dimensions given in "dimensions" will be one-hot encoded.
The output matrix with encoded features may be saved with the "output" parameters.
A list with several components:
output |
Matrix to save one-hot encoded features data to (numeric matrix). |
mlpack developers
# So, a simple example where we want to encode 1st and 3rd feature from
# dataset "X" into "X_output" would be
## Not run:
output <- preprocess_one_hot_encoding(input=X, dimensions=1, dimensions=3)
X_ouput <- output$output
## End(Not run)
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