ExtractResponseVariable: Extract response variable from dataframe
In stat243proj/GA: Appllies a modified genetic algorithm to some dataset, in order to assess what combination of predictor variables are best able to predict
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Examples
Description
ExtractResponseVariable() allows the user to take a data table or dataframe
dataset and extract a 'response' vector indicated by response.name. All
remaining columns are collated into a matrix of co-variates or 'predictors'.
Usage
1
ExtractResponseVariable(dataset, name)
Arguments
dataset
A matrix, datatable, or dataframe
Details
ExtractResponseVariable() returns the response vector and predictor matrix as a
two-item list.
Called from within Select()
Examples
1
\code{\link[GA]{Select}}
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Description Usage Arguments Details Examples
Description
ExtractResponseVariable() allows the user to take a data table or dataframe
dataset and extract a 'response' vector indicated by response.name. All
remaining columns are collated into a matrix of co-variates or 'predictors'.
Usage
1 | ExtractResponseVariable(dataset, name)
|
Arguments
dataset |
A matrix, datatable, or dataframe |
Details
ExtractResponseVariable() returns the response vector and predictor matrix as a two-item list.
Called from within Select()
Examples
1 | \code{\link[GA]{Select}}
|
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