fit_inspre_from_X | R Documentation |
See also inspre::inspre() for more details.
fit_inspre_from_X(
X,
targets,
weighted = TRUE,
max_med_ratio = NULL,
filter = TRUE,
rho = 100,
lambda = NULL,
lambda_min_ratio = 0.01,
nlambda = 20,
alpha = 0,
gamma = NULL,
its = 100,
delta_target = 1e-04,
verbose = 1,
train_prop = NULL,
cv_folds = 0,
mu = 10,
tau = 1.5,
solve_its = 10,
ncores = 1,
warm_start = FALSE,
min_nz = 1e-05,
constraint = "UV",
DAG = FALSE
)
X |
observations x features data matrix. Colnames represent feature names. Rownames also correspond to feature names indicating an intervention was applied to that feature in that sample, with "control" indicating no intervention. |
targets |
sequence of strings of length total number of observations (rows in X). Entries are either "control" to indicate no intervention or the name of a column in'X' to indicate the intervened on variable. |
weighted |
Boolean. TRUE to calculate weights from SEs and use them, FALSE for unweighted. Default TRUE. |
max_med_ratio |
Float or NULL. Ignored if 'weight=FALSE'. If 'weight=TRUE', this is the ratio of the maximum weight to median weight. 'NULL' for no restriction on the ratio. This can be useful to set if you have some entries with very small standard error, to prevent the algorithm from focusing exclusively on the entries with very small SE. |
filter |
Bool. True to filter the produced TCE matrix with 'fitler_tce'. |
rho |
Float. Initial learning rate for ADMM. |
lambda |
Float, sequence of floats of NULL. L1 regularization strength on inverse of X. If NULL, a logarithmicallly spaced set of values between the maximimum absolute off diagonal element of X and lambda_min_ratio times this value will be used. |
lambda_min_ratio |
Float, ratio of maximum lambda to minimum lambda. |
nlambda |
Integer. Number of lambda values to try. |
alpha |
Float between 0 and 1 or NULL. If > 0, the model will be fit once with gamma = 0 to find L0, then all subsequent fits will use gamma = alpha * L0 / D. Set to NULL to provide gamma directly. |
gamma |
Float or sequence of nlambda floats or NULL. Determinant regularization strength to use (for each lambda value). It is recommended to set alpha rather than setting this directly. |
its |
Integer. Maximum number of iterations. |
delta_target |
Float. Target change in solution. |
verbose |
0, 1 or 2. 2 to print convergence progress for each lambda, 1 to print convergence result for each lambda, 0 for no output. |
train_prop |
Float between 0 and 1. Proportion of data to use for training in cross-validation. NOT USED. |
cv_folds |
Integer. Number of cross-validation folds to perform. |
mu |
rho modification parameter for ADMM. Rho will be increased/decreased when the dual constrant and primal constraint are off by a factor of > mu. |
tau |
rho modification parameter for ADMM. When called for, rho will be increased/decreased by the factor tau. |
solve_its |
Integer, number of iterations of bicgstab/lasso to run for each U and V update. |
ncores |
Integer, number of cores to use. |
warm_start |
Logical. Whether to use previous lambda value result as starting point for next fit. |
constraint |
One of "UV" or "VU". Constraint to use. |
DAG |
Bool. True to restrict solutions to approximate DAGs. Useful to set to TRUE if you are having convergence issues with 'DAG=FALSE' as the more restricted model can be easier to fit. |
Add the following code to your website.
For more information on customizing the embed code, read Embedding Snippets.