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context("man.mcfs")
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test_that("man mcfs artificial", {
skip_on_cran()
options(java.parameters = "-Xmx4g")
require(testthat)
require(rmcfs)
# create input data and review it
adata <- artificial.data(rnd_features = 10)
showme(adata)
# Parametrize and run MCFS-ID procedure
result <- mcfs(class~., adata, cutoffPermutations = 3, featureFreq = 50,
buildID = TRUE, finalCV = FALSE, finalRuleset = FALSE,
threadsNumber = 2)
# Print basic information about mcfs result
print(result)
# Review cutoff values for all methods
print(result$cutoff)
# Review cutoff value used in plots
print(result$cutoff_value)
# Plot & print out distances between subsequent projections.
# These are convergence MCFS-ID statistics.
plot(result, type = "distances")
print(result$distances)
# Plot & print out 50 most important features and show max RI values from
# permutation experiment.
plot(result, type = "ri", size = 50)
print(head(result$RI, 50))
# Plot & print out 50 strongest feature interdependencies.
plot(result, type = "id", size = 50)
print(head(result$ID, 50))
# Plot features ordered by RI_norm. Parameter 'size' is the number of
# top features in the chart. By default it is set on cutoff_value + 10%.
plot(result, type = "features", cex = 1)
# Here we set 'size' at fixed value 10.
plot(result, type = "features", size = 10)
# Plot cv classification result obtained on top features.
# In the middle of x axis red label denotes cutoff_value.
# plot(result, type = "cv", cv_measure = "wacc", cex = 0.8)
# Plot & print out confusion matrix. This matrix is the result of
# all classifications performed by all decision trees on all s*t datasets.
plot(result, type = "cmatrix")
# build interdependencies graph (all default parameters).
gid <- build.idgraph(result)
plot(gid, label_dist = 1)
# build interdependencies graph for top 6 features
# and top 12 interdependencies and plot all nodes
gid <- build.idgraph(result, size = 6, size_ID = 12, orphan_nodes = TRUE)
plot(gid, label_dist = 1)
# Export graph to graphML (XML structure)
path <- tempdir()
igraph::write_graph(gid, file = file.path(path, "artificial.graphml"),
format = "graphml", prefixAttr = FALSE)
# Export and import results to/from csv files
export.result(result, path = path, label = "artificial")
result <- import.result(path = path, label = "artificial")
})
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