ml.formulas: Multicore l.formulas for heavy tasks
In anthonyyazdani/OOS: GLM's out of sample (OOS) performances
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Multicore l.formulas for heavy tasks
Usage
1
ml.formulas(y, df, type = "f", cl = detectCores())
Arguments
y
Character : indicating the response column name.
df
Data.frame.
type
'f', 'fs' or 's' denoting respectively first order, first and second order, second order formulas.
cl
Number of CPU cores on the current host.
Value
All possible formulas for a given data.frame.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Multicore l.formulas for heavy tasks
Usage
1 | ml.formulas(y, df, type = "f", cl = detectCores())
|
Arguments
y |
Character : indicating the response column name. |
df |
Data.frame. |
type |
'f', 'fs' or 's' denoting respectively first order, first and second order, second order formulas. |
cl |
Number of CPU cores on the current host. |
Value
All possible formulas for a given data.frame.
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