Bagged ("leafy") partDSA no longer errors when
leafy.random.num.variables.per.split is greater than or equal to the
number of predictors; the random variable subset ("mtry") is now capped
at the number of predictors.
trim() on a partDSA object now actually trims the inherited fields
(IkPn, coefficients, IkPn.risks, var.importance). Previously the
result of the inherited dsa trim method was discarded, so only the
partDSA-specific fields were shortened.
loss.function = "DR" for censored outcomes now fails with a clear
message (it was never implemented and previously raised a cryptic
"object 'get.overall.risk' not found").
Survival fits no longer print a spurious n == length(y)%/%2 is not TRUE
error to the console. The internal per-partition outcome list relied on
length(<Surv>) returning 2n; modern versions of the survival
package return n, which silently disabled $datalist (and therefore
dumpDSA() / showDSA() for survival outcomes). It now uses NROW().
The Integrated Brier Score reported for multiple time points is now a
proper, normalized score. Previously the per-time-point Brier scores
were summed (default IBS.wt = rep(1, length(brier.vec))), inflating
the reported value by roughly the number of time points and pushing it
outside the valid [0, 0.25] range in both mean.cv.risk.DSA and
test.set.risk.DSA. The default now uses trapezoidal weights that sum
to 1 and normalize by the time range. Single-time-point behavior is
unchanged; explicitly supplied IBS.wt is respected (and aligned to
the now-sorted brier.vec).
DESCRIPTION from the deprecated Author:/Maintainer:
fields to Authors@R.inst/CITATION from the old-style citEntry() / personList()
to bibentry() / person().split.fx() to find.split.fx() so it is
no longer mistaken for an unregistered S3 method of the base split()
generic.testthat test suite (tests/testthat/).\Address/\URL so the JSS link/to/webpage placeholder is
no longer emitted into the PDFs. Removed a redundant data(GBSG2) call
in the survival vignette.Any scripts or data that you put into this service are public.
Add the following code to your website.
For more information on customizing the embed code, read Embedding Snippets.