fit_penalize_approx_quantile_model | R Documentation |
Compute quantile regression via accelerated gradient descent using Huber approximation, warm start based on data subset
fit_penalize_approx_quantile_model(
X,
y,
X_sub,
y_sub,
tau,
init_beta,
mu = 1e-15,
maxiter = 100000L,
beta_tol = 1e-04,
check_tol = 1e-06,
intercept = 1L,
num_samples = 1000,
warm_start = 1L,
scale = 1L
)
X |
design matrix |
y |
outcome vector |
X_sub |
subset of X matrix to use for "warm start" regression |
y_sub |
subset of y to use for "warm start" regression |
tau |
target quantile |
init_beta |
initial guess at beta |
mu |
neighborhood over which to smooth |
maxiter |
maximum number of iterations to run |
beta_tol |
tolerance for largest element of gradient, used for early stopping |
check_tol |
loss function change tolerance for early stopping |
intercept |
location of the intercept column, using R's indexing |
num_samples |
number of samples used for subset of matrix used for warm start |
warm_start |
integer indicating whether to "warm up" on a subsample of the data |
scale |
whether to scale x & y variables |
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