Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
bin.rpart
relies on rpart
function to split numerical values into different nodes. According to the
tree-structure splits generated form rpart
, bin.rpart
further
divides the numerical values into different bins, and record the cut points.
The usage of bin.rpart
is similar to rpart
, except that the
argument of control in rpart
is named as rcontrol in
bin.rpart
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formula |
The formula for rpart |
data |
The data frame used for binning |
rcontrol |
The arguments passed into |
n.group |
Number of acceptable binning groups. It can be NULL, a single number (e.g., 5), or a vector (e.g., 3:7). If the value is NULL, it returns the output with the default rpart.control settings. If the n.group is a numeric value, it will change the cp value within rpart.control automatically, until it gets the desirable number of groups |
... |
All other arguments that can be passed to |
The cut points (cut.points) and bins.
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