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#' Untransform coefficient values back to the original scale
#'
#' This function unwinds the initial standardization of the data to obtain
#' coefficient values on their original scale. It is called by plmm_format().
#'
#' @param std_scale_beta The estimated coefficients on the standardized scale
#' @param p The number of columns in the original design matrix
#' @param std_X_details A list with 3 elements describing the standardized design matrix BEFORE rotation; this should have elements 'scale', 'center', and 'ns'
#' @param fbm_flag Logical: is the corresponding design matrix filebacked?
#' @param plink_flag Logical: did these data come from PLINK files?
#' **Note**: This flag matters because of how non-genomic features
#' are handled for PLINK files -- in data from PLINK files,
#' unpenalized columns are *not* counted in the `p` argument. For delimited
#' files, `p` does include unpenalized columns. This difference has
#' implications for how the `untransform()` function determines the
#' appropriate dimensions for the estimated coefficient matrix it returns.
#' @param use_names Logical: should names be added? Defaults to TRUE. Set to FALSE inside of `cvf()` helper, as 'ns' will vary within CV folds.
#' @keywords internal
#'
#' @returns a matrix of estimated coeffcients, 'beta_vals', that is on the scale of the original data.
untransform <- function(std_scale_beta, p, std_X_details,
fbm_flag, plink_flag, use_names = TRUE) {
if (is.null(std_X_details$X_colnames)) use_names <- FALSE
if (fbm_flag) {
if (plink_flag){
untransform_plink(std_scale_beta = std_scale_beta,
p = p,
std_X_details = std_X_details,
use_names = use_names)
} else {
untransform_delim(std_scale_beta = std_scale_beta,
p = p,
std_X_details = std_X_details,
use_names = use_names)
}
} else {
untransform_in_memory(
std_scale_beta = std_scale_beta,
p = p,
std_X_details = std_X_details,
use_names = use_names)
}
}
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