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initialize_keys() needs a perf_mod objectCode
initialize_keys(mtcars)
Condition
Error in `initialize_keys()`:
! `x` should be an object produced by `perf_mod()`, not <data.frame>.
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initialize_keys("nope")
Condition
Error in `initialize_keys()`:
! `x` should be an object produced by `perf_mod()`, not <character>.
Code
compare_to_leader(mtcars)
Condition
Error in `compare_to_leader()`:
! `x` should be an object produced by `perf_mod()`, not <data.frame>.
Code
compare_to_leader(fit_bt)
Condition
Error in `check_direction()`:
! Can't tell whether the metric should be maximized or minimized.
* `x` records this only when `perf_mod()` is given a `tune_results` object or a workflow set, since those carry the metric that was used.
Code
compare_to_leader(bad_dir)
Condition
Error in `check_direction()`:
! The metric direction recorded in `x` should be either 'maximize' or 'minimize', not 'up'.
Code
compare_to_leader(fit_max, prob = 2)
Condition
Error in `check_prob()`:
! `prob` should be a single number greater than 0 and less than 1.
Code
compare_to_leader(fit_max, prob = c(0.5, 0.9))
Condition
Error in `check_prob()`:
! `prob` should be a single number greater than 0 and less than 1.
Code
compare_to_leader(fit_max, size = -1)
Condition
Error in `check_size()`:
! `size` should be a single positive number or `NULL`.
Code
compare_to_leader(fit_max, leader = "nope")
Condition
Error in `check_leader()`:
! `leader` ('nope') is not one of the models in `x`.
* Possible values are: 'three', 'two', 'one'.
Code
compare_to_leader(fit_max, leader = c("one", "two"))
Condition
Error in `check_leader()`:
! `leader` should be a single character string or `NULL`.
Code
compare_to_leader(fit_max, key = "nope")
Condition
Error in `check_key()`:
! `key` should be a data frame or `NULL`.
Code
compare_to_leader(fit_max, key = mtcars)
Condition
Error in `check_key()`:
! `key` should have a column of model names called 'model' or 'wflow_id'.
* `initialize_keys()` makes a template with the right columns.
Code
compare_to_leader(fit_max, key = tibble::tibble(model = "one"))
Condition
Error in `check_key()`:
! `key` should have a column of labels called 'label'.
* `initialize_keys()` makes a template with the right columns.
Code
compare_to_leader(fit_max, key = tibble::tibble(model = "one", label = "first"))
Condition
Error in `check_key()`:
! Every model in `x` should have a row in `key`.
* Missing: 'two', 'three'.
* `initialize_keys()` makes a template with a row for every model.
Code
compare_to_leader(one_model)
Condition
Error in `compare_to_leader()`:
! `x` should contain at least two models to compare to the leader.
Code
print(fake)
Output
# Comparisons to the leader (a)
# A tibble: 2 x 14
model label rank leader median lower upper mean_diff lower_diff upper_diff
<fct> <fct> <int> <lgl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
1 a a 1 TRUE 1 0.5 1.5 0 0 0
2 b b 2 FALSE 2 1.5 2.5 1 0.5 1.5
# i 4 more variables: pr_worse <dbl>, size <dbl>, pract_equiv <dbl>,
# pract_worse <dbl>
metric_label must be a single string or expressionCode
autoplot(res_max, metric_label = 1)
Condition
Error in `check_metric_label()`:
! `metric_label` should be a single character string, an expression, or `NULL`.
Code
autoplot(res_max, metric_label = c("a", "b"))
Condition
Error in `check_metric_label()`:
! `metric_label` should be a single character string, an expression, or `NULL`.
Code
autoplot(res_max, metric_label = NA_character_)
Condition
Error in `check_metric_label()`:
! `metric_label` should be a single character string, an expression, or `NULL`.
zero_bar must be a single number in [0, 1]Code
autoplot(res_max, zero_bar = -1)
Condition
Error in `autoplot()`:
! `zero_bar` should be a single number between 0 and 1.
Code
autoplot(res_max, zero_bar = 2)
Condition
Error in `autoplot()`:
! `zero_bar` should be a single number between 0 and 1.
Code
autoplot(res_max, zero_bar = c(0.1, 0.2))
Condition
Error in `autoplot()`:
! `zero_bar` should be a single number between 0 and 1.
compare_to_leader() resultCode
autoplot(bad)
Condition
Error in `autoplot()`:
! `object` should be a data frame produced by `compare_to_leader()`.
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