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##' Attach postprocessing function to operator
##'
##' The postprocessing function is applied during performance calculation after averaging but before
##' \code{\link{dev}} is applied. This is the place where the root is taken of root mean squared errors.
##'
##' \code{postproc (op)} retrieves the postprocessing function (or \code{NULL} if none is attached)
##'
##' @param op the operator (function)
##' @return logical indicating the type of operator. \code{NA} if the attribute is missing.
##' @author Claudia Beleites
##' @seealso \code{\link{sens}} \code{\link{post}}
##' @export
##'
##' @examples
##'
##' postproc (wRMSE)
##' myop <- function (r, p) p * (r == 1)
##' postproc (myop) <- `sqrt`
##'
postproc <- function (op)
attr (op, "postproc")
##' @usage postproc (op) <- value
##' @rdname postproc
##' @param value function (or its name or symbol) to do the post-processing. \code{NULL} deletes the
##' postprocessing function.
##' @export "postproc<-"
`postproc<-` <- function (op, value){
if (! is.null (value))
stopifnot (is.function (match.fun (value)))
attr (op, "postproc") <- value
op
}
.test (postproc) <- function (){
myop <- function (){}
checkTrue (is.null (postproc (myop)))
postproc (myop) <- `sqrt`
checkTrue (is.function (match.fun (postproc (myop))))
}
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