no_intercept: Removes the intercept term from a formula if it is included
In ramey/sparsediscrim: Sparse and Regularized Discriminant Analysis
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Often, we prefer not to have an intercept term in a model, but user-specified
formulas might have included the intercept term. In this case, we wish to
update the formula but without the intercept term. This is especially true in
numerous classification models, where errors and doom can occur if an
intercept is included in the model.
Usage
1
Arguments
formula
a model formula to remove its intercept term
data
data frame
Value
formula with no intercept term
Examples
1
2
iris_formula <- formula(Species ~ .)
sparsediscrim:::no_intercept(iris_formula, data = iris)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Often, we prefer not to have an intercept term in a model, but user-specified formulas might have included the intercept term. In this case, we wish to update the formula but without the intercept term. This is especially true in numerous classification models, where errors and doom can occur if an intercept is included in the model.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
formula |
a model formula to remove its intercept term |
data |
data frame |
Value
formula with no intercept term
Examples
1 2 | iris_formula <- formula(Species ~ .)
sparsediscrim:::no_intercept(iris_formula, data = iris)
|
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