make_kernel: Generate a Polynomial Kernel
In tlverse/tmle3kernel: TMLE for Non-pathwise-differentiable Parameters Using Kernel Methods
Description
Generate a Polynomial Kernel
Usage
1
make_kernel(degree, R)
Arguments
degree
the degree of the polynomial of the kernel. Must be 4 or greater or NULL for
the uniform kernel. Note: (degree - 2) is the order of the kernel, meaning first non-zero
moment is x^(degree - 2).
R
a positive number giving the support, (-R,R) of the kernel which is symmetric
and centered at 0.
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Description
Generate a Polynomial Kernel
Usage
1 | make_kernel(degree, R)
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Arguments
degree |
the degree of the polynomial of the kernel. Must be 4 or greater or NULL for the uniform kernel. Note: (degree - 2) is the order of the kernel, meaning first non-zero moment is x^(degree - 2). |
R |
a positive number giving the support, (-R,R) of the kernel which is symmetric and centered at 0. |
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