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#' @demo UCI application example
#' @details Please note that the execution of the benchmark
#' experiment is a very time consuming task. Therefore, in
#' this demo we only present the analysis of the precalculated
#' benchmark experiment.
library("benchmark")
### Precalculated benchmark experiment result: #######################
data("wuci", package = "psychobench")
wuci
### Preference scaling: ##############################################
pc0 <- as.psychobench(wuci)
str(pc0)
### Dataset characterization cleaning: ###############################
library("classInt")
categorize <- function(x) {
y <- cut(x, breaks = classIntervals(x)$brks)
levels(y) <- c('NA', levels(y))
y[is.na(y)] <- 'NA'
y
}
pc <- within(pc0, {
obs.n <- ordered(input.n)
var.n <- ordered(input.attr)
nvar.n <- ordered(input.factor.attr)
nvar.bin <- ordered(input.factor...bin)
cvar.n <- ordered(input.numeric.attr)
resp.cl <- ordered(response.factor...cl)
nvar.entropy <- categorize(input.factor...entropy)
cvar.mac <- categorize(input.numeric.mac)
cvar.skew <- categorize(input.numeric...skewness)
cvar.kurt <- categorize(input.numeric...kurtosis)
resp.entropy <- categorize(response.factor...entropy)
i2r.fcc <- categorize(input2response.numeric2factor.fcc)
i2r.frac1 <- factor(input2response.numeric2factor.frac1)
i2r.mi <- categorize(input2response.factor2factor.mi)
i2r.envar <- categorize(input2response.factor2factor.enattr)
i2r.nsratio <- categorize(input2response.factor2factor.nsratio)
})
### Recursive partitioning of BT-models: #############################
library("psychotree")
## Vary, e.g., with the minsplit criterium to see its
## impact on the resulting tree (minsplit = 200 results
## in the tree showed in the paper).
tree <- bttree(preference ~ ., data = pc, minsplit = 200)
tree
plot(tree)
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