# passthrough for bn objects.
predict.bn = function(object, node, data, ..., debug = FALSE) {
predict.bn.fit(object = bn.fit(object, data), node = node, data = data,
..., debug = debug)
}#PREDICT.BN
# estimate the predicted values for a particular node.
predict.bn.fit = function(object, node, data, ..., debug = FALSE) {
# check the data are there.
check.data(data)
# a valid node is needed.
check.nodes(nodes = node, graph = object, max.nodes = 1)
# check the fitted model.
check.fit.vs.data(fitted = object, data = data)
# warn about unused arguments.
check.unused.args(list(...), character(0))
if (is.fitted.discrete(object))
discrete.prediction(node = node, fitted = object, data = data, debug = debug)
else
gaussian.prediction(node = node, fitted = object, data = data, debug = debug)
}#PREDICT.BN.FIT
# estimate the predicted values for a gaussian node.
predict.bn.fit.gnode = function(object, data, ..., debug = FALSE) {
nodes = names(data)
target = object$node
# check the data are there.
check.data(data)
# check the fitted node.
check.fit.node.vs.data(object, data)
# warn about unused arguments.
check.unused.args(list(...), character(0))
# create a dummy bn.fit object to pass to gaussian.prediction().
dummy = vector(length(nodes), mode = "list")
names(dummy) = nodes
dummy[[target]] = object
# compute the predicted values.
gaussian.prediction(node = target, fitted = dummy, data = data, debug = debug)
}#PREDICT.BN.FIT.GNODE
# estimate the predicted values for a discrete node.
predict.bn.fit.dnode = function(object, data, ..., debug = FALSE) {
nodes = names(data)
target = object$node
# check the data are there.
check.data(data)
# check the fitted node.
check.fit.node.vs.data(object, data)
# warn about unused arguments.
check.unused.args(list(...), character(0))
# create a dummy bn.fit object to pass to discrete.prediction().
dummy = vector(length(nodes), mode = "list")
names(dummy) = nodes
dummy[[target]] = object
# compute the predicted values.
discrete.prediction(node = target, fitted = dummy, data = data, debug = debug)
}#PREDICT.BN.FIT.DNODE
# it's the same for an ordinal node.
predict.bn.fit.onode = predict.bn.fit.dnode
# estimate the predicted values for a naive Bayes classfier.
predict.bn.naive = function(object, data, prior, ..., prob = FALSE, debug = FALSE) {
# check the data are there.
check.data(data)
# check the bn.{naive,tan} object.
if (is(object, "bn.naive"))
check.bn.naive(object)
else
check.bn.tan(object)
# check debug and prob
check.logical(debug)
check.logical(prob)
# fit the network if needed.
if (is(object, "bn"))
fitted = bn.fit(object, data)
else
fitted = object
# check the fitted model.
check.fit.vs.data(fitted = fitted, data = data)
# warn about unused arguments.
check.unused.args(list(...), character(0))
# get the response variable.
training = attr(fitted, "training")
# check the prior distribution.
prior = check.classifier.prior(prior, data[, training])
# compute the predicted values.
naive.classifier(training = training, fitted = fitted, data = data,
prior = prior, prob = prob, debug = debug)
}#PREDICT.BN.NAIVE
# estimate the predicted values for a TAN classfier.
predict.bn.tan = predict.bn.naive
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