expectFixedSamples: specify the number of expected observations for each class...
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expectFixedSamples R Documentation
specify the number of expected observations for each class based on a fixed number.
Description
specify the number of expected observations for each class based on a fixed number.
Usage
expectFixedSamples(df, discreteVars, sampleCount, ...)
Arguments
df
- may be grouped, in which case the value is interpreted as different features
discreteVars
- the column(s) of the categorical value (X) quoted by vars(...) (usually the outcome)
sampleCount
- the number of samples per outcome (equal numbers).
Value
a dataframe with the expected values of all outcomes if there are a fixed number of samples
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| expectFixedSamples | R Documentation |
specify the number of expected observations for each class based on a fixed number.
Description
specify the number of expected observations for each class based on a fixed number.
Usage
expectFixedSamples(df, discreteVars, sampleCount, ...)
Arguments
df |
- may be grouped, in which case the value is interpreted as different features |
discreteVars |
- the column(s) of the categorical value (X) quoted by vars(...) (usually the outcome) |
sampleCount |
- the number of samples per outcome (equal numbers). |
Value
a dataframe with the expected values of all outcomes if there are a fixed number of samples
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