ad: Constructor for "ad" class
In awqx/qsarr: Useful Functions for Building a QSAR in R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
ad creates an object of the class "ad", which can be used to
help in defining the applicability domain of a model or to
determine X-outliers.
Usage
1
Arguments
df
The data frame to build an applicability domain from
ignore_col
Columns that will not be considered in the
applicability domain, given as a character vector.
This will likely constitute the response variable.
The default is ignore_col = NA.
These columns will be noted in the returned "ad" object.
Details
ad should be called on a data frame of training values.
Columns to be ignored should be passed to the object as well
(this will likely include the response variable or any other
identifiers that are not relevant in computation.)
Value
An object of the S3 class "ad". See [find_ad()]
for usage of this object.
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
ad creates an object of the class "ad", which can be used to
help in defining the applicability domain of a model or to
determine X-outliers.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
df |
The data frame to build an applicability domain from |
ignore_col |
Columns that will not be considered in the
applicability domain, given as a character vector.
This will likely constitute the response variable.
The default is |
Details
ad should be called on a data frame of training values.
Columns to be ignored should be passed to the object as well
(this will likely include the response variable or any other
identifiers that are not relevant in computation.)
Value
An object of the S3 class "ad". See [find_ad()]
for usage of this object.
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