onehot_encode: A One-Hot Encoder
In Dynge/r_dynge: Dynge's Useful Functions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
This functions allows you to transform a vector into a One-Hot Encoded matrix.
Useful for nominal input data and tensorflow neural network outputs.
Usage
1
onehot_encode(factor_vector, name)
Arguments
factor_vector
Vector containing the factors you want to one-hot encode.
name
Name of the coloumns in the output matrix.
Value
one-hot_matrix
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
This functions allows you to transform a vector into a One-Hot Encoded matrix. Useful for nominal input data and tensorflow neural network outputs.
Usage
1 | onehot_encode(factor_vector, name)
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Arguments
factor_vector |
Vector containing the factors you want to one-hot encode. |
name |
Name of the coloumns in the output matrix. |
Value
one-hot_matrix |
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