plot_multi_way_importance {randomForestExplainer} | R Documentation |
Multi-way importance plot
Description
Plot two or three measures of importance of variables in a random fores. Choose importance measures from the colnames(importance_frame).
Usage
plot_multi_way_importance(
importance_frame,
x_measure = "mean_min_depth",
y_measure = "times_a_root",
size_measure = NULL,
min_no_of_trees = 0,
no_of_labels = 10,
main = "Multi-way importance plot"
)
Arguments
importance_frame |
A result of using the function measure_importance() to a random forest or a randomForest object |
x_measure |
The measure of importance to be shown on the X axis |
y_measure |
The measure of importance to be shown on the Y axis |
size_measure |
The measure of importance to be shown as size of points (optional) |
min_no_of_trees |
The minimal number of trees in which a variable has to be used for splitting to be used for plotting |
no_of_labels |
The approximate number of best variables (according to all measures plotted) to be labeled (more will be labeled in case of ties) |
main |
A string to be used as title of the plot |
Value
A ggplot object
Examples
forest <- randomForest::randomForest(Species ~ ., data = iris, localImp = TRUE)
plot_multi_way_importance(measure_importance(forest))
[Package randomForestExplainer version 0.10.1 Index]