buildAFpredictors: Build AF Predictors
In crazybilly/mumodels: Build Annual Fund Models for Millikin
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/buildAFpredictors.R
Description
Builds a data frame suitable for doing prediction for annual fund.
Usage
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buildAFpredictors(trainingyear, yeartype = "fiscal",
trainingsource = hallptbl, primaryonly = T)
Arguments
trainingyear
An integer value of the year in 4 digit format (eg. 2012) of the data that should be used to train the models.
yeartype
A character string describing the type of year. Choices should be "fiscal" or "calendar".
trainingsource
A hallp-style source for the training data. Valid choises include database tables or a csv location.
Value
A data frame of data ready with pidms, 3 outcome variables (prefixed with "outcome_") and 42 other variables. Note that variables DO include previous years' giving.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/buildAFpredictors.R
Description
Builds a data frame suitable for doing prediction for annual fund.
Usage
1 2 | buildAFpredictors(trainingyear, yeartype = "fiscal",
trainingsource = hallptbl, primaryonly = T)
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Arguments
trainingyear |
An integer value of the year in 4 digit format (eg. 2012) of the data that should be used to train the models. |
yeartype |
A character string describing the type of year. Choices should be "fiscal" or "calendar". |
trainingsource |
A hallp-style source for the training data. Valid choises include database tables or a csv location. |
Value
A data frame of data ready with pidms, 3 outcome variables (prefixed with "outcome_") and 42 other variables. Note that variables DO include previous years' giving.
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