| vaeCovariates | R Documentation |
Returns the candidate columns that 'nlmixr2(..., est = "vae")' would explore during automated covariate selection, using the same discovery rules as the fit: every non-reserved data column that is constant within each subject is a candidate. A numeric candidate with more than two unique values is continuous and contributes one column per eligible shape; anything else is categorical and contributes an indicator per testable level. Columns sharing a 'group' are alternate shapes of one covariate, so at most one of them can enter a given parameter. Time-varying columns cannot be searched and are excluded with a warning.
vaeCovariates(
data,
warn = TRUE,
shapes = c("power", "lin", "log", "identity", "center", "hockey"),
covCenterType = c("median", "mean"),
covCenter = NULL,
catCutoff = 0.05
)
data |
estimation dataset containing at least an 'ID' column; column names are matched case-insensitively, as in the VAE fit |
warn |
when 'TRUE' (default) warn about time-varying columns excluded from the search; when 'FALSE' exclude them silently |
shapes, covCenterType, covCenter, catCutoff |
as in [vaeControl()]; control which shapes are explored and how covariates are centered |
a data frame with one row per candidate search column and columns 'covariate' (the column name), 'raw' (upper-cased data column it comes from), 'shape', 'level' (for categorical indicators), 'group' (mutual exclusion group), 'block' (columns selected all-or-none, i.e. the two arms of a '"hockey"' relationship), 'type' and 'center'; zero rows when nothing qualifies
Matthew L. Fidler
d <- data.frame(id = rep(1:3, each = 2), time = rep(0:1, 3), dv = rnorm(6),
wt = rep(c(70, 80, 60), each = 2),
sex = rep(c(0, 1, 0), each = 2))
vaeCovariates(d)
# restrict the explored shapes
vaeCovariates(d, shapes = "power")
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