getLightFit: Makes Lighter Fitted Object
In tmle.npvi: Targeted Learning of a NP Importance of a Continuous Exposure
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Author(s)
Description
Makes a lighter version of a fitted object by removing elements containing data.
Usage
1
getLightFit(fit)
Arguments
fit
A fitted object.
Details
Most of the space used by a fitted object is not necessary for
prediction. This concerns, for instance, the "residuals", "effects",
"fitted.values", and "model" entries of a linear model fitted by
lm. These entries can thus be removed from the object without
affecting the model predictions. This function is currently only
implemented for fitted objects that derive from class 'lm' or 'rpart'. It
is mainly for internal use.
Value
Returns the same object as the input without the entries that contain data.
Author(s)
Antoine Chambaz, Pierre Neuvial
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s)
Description
Makes a lighter version of a fitted object by removing elements containing data.
Usage
1 | getLightFit(fit)
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Arguments
fit |
A fitted object. |
Details
Most of the space used by a fitted object is not necessary for
prediction. This concerns, for instance, the "residuals", "effects",
"fitted.values", and "model" entries of a linear model fitted by
lm. These entries can thus be removed from the object without
affecting the model predictions. This function is currently only
implemented for fitted objects that derive from class 'lm' or 'rpart'. It
is mainly for internal use.
Value
Returns the same object as the input without the entries that contain data.
Author(s)
Antoine Chambaz, Pierre Neuvial
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