Description Usage Arguments Details Value
This function is a helper for analyzing partial dependency output. It uses information theory to assess the score of a predictor against the label.
1 | partial_dep.feature(grid_data, method = "emp", in_depth = FALSE)
|
grid_data |
Type: data.table. A |
method |
Type: character. The method to use to compute information theory -related values. Defaults to |
in_depth |
Type: logical. Whether to perform Partial Mann-Kendall test. |
There are multiple outputs, all information theory -related values (entropy, mutual information, synergy, total correlation) are provided with the empirical probability distribution by default. One can change them using the parmaeter method
, but it is recommended to leave the default on unless you know what you are doing:
(Default) Entropy of the empirical probability distribution.
Miller-Madow asymptotic bias corrected empirical estimator.
Shrinkage estimate of the entropy of a Dirichlet probability distribution.
Schurmann-Grassberger estimate of the entropy of a Dirichlet probability distribution.
Use the function infotheo::natstobits(value)
to convert from nats (base e
) to bits (base 2
).
Table "Features"
:
Column name assessed.
Count of unique values of the feature.
Entropy of the feature.
Mutual Information between Feature and Label.
Mutual Information between Feature and Evolution.
in_depth = TRUE
p-value of the Partial Mann-Kendall (multivariate) test to detect non-parametric monotonic trends in potentially seasonal data. Low value means confidence in a trend.
in_depth = TRUE
p-value of the Partial Spearman Correlation trend test. Low value means confidence in a correlation greater than 0.
Table "Global"
:
Column name NOT assessed.
Synergy/Complementarity (inter information) provided by the data without the feature.
Total Correlation (multi information) provided by the data without the feature.
Value statistics of the input for variability per column.
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