VT.predict {aVirtualTwins} | R Documentation |
VT.predict generic function
Description
VT.predict generic function
Usage
VT.predict(rfor, newdata, type)
## S4 method for signature 'RandomForest,missing,character'
VT.predict(rfor, type = "binary")
## S4 method for signature 'RandomForest,data.frame,character'
VT.predict(rfor, newdata,
type = "binary")
## S4 method for signature 'randomForest,missing,character'
VT.predict(rfor, type = "binary")
## S4 method for signature 'randomForest,data.frame,character'
VT.predict(rfor, newdata,
type = "binary")
## S4 method for signature 'train,ANY,character'
VT.predict(rfor, newdata, type = "binary")
## S4 method for signature 'train,missing,character'
VT.predict(rfor, type = "binary")
Arguments
rfor |
random forest model. Can be train, randomForest or RandomForest class. |
newdata |
Newdata to predict by the random forest model. If missing, OOB predictions are returned. |
type |
Must be binary or continous, depending on the outcome. Only binary is really available. |
Value
vector E(Y=1)
Methods (by class)
-
rfor = RandomForest,newdata = missing,type = character
: rfor(RandomForest) newdata (missing) type (character) -
rfor = RandomForest,newdata = data.frame,type = character
: rfor(RandomForest) newdata (data.frame) type (character) -
rfor = randomForest,newdata = missing,type = character
: rfor(randomForest) newdata (missing) type (character) -
rfor = randomForest,newdata = data.frame,type = character
: rfor(randomForest) newdata (data.frame) type (character) -
rfor = train,newdata = ANY,type = character
: rfor(train) newdata (ANY) type (character) -
rfor = train,newdata = missing,type = character
: rfor(train) newdata (missing) type (character)