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y[i,]=x[sample(which(pamx$clustering==i), 1),]
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This seems a bit subjective though... Any better ideas?
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the vector mydf.pred$fit indicate? If it has a value of
say 0.42 does it mean that the probability that the response is a is 0.42 and
that the response is b 1-0.42 (so for a threshold of 0.5 the class would be
b) ?
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I found on google that there is an implementation of hot-deck imputation in
SAS:
http://ideas.repec.org/c/boc/bocode/s366901.html
Is there anything similar in R?
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the background behind each imputation
option in MICE?
I would really appreciate any comments on the above, as my understanding of
statistics is very limited.
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My question is is it possible to get the terms to appear as A,B, C instead of
every combination of Aa, Ab, Ac etc separately?
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of belonging to
either of the two distributions)?
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stable importance order?
And finally, since interactions are not implemented, is there another method I
could use in R to find dependencies among categorical variables? (lm doesn't
accept categorical variables).
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, then this
overfitting should not be an issue, right? (unless of course you were
referring to unsupervised learning).
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it (?). Something must be very different between the first 2
methods and the last, but which is the correct one?
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interactions between parameters. Has this been implemented in R yet?
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lower than if I a take an ordered
sample. This remains true for all my cross-validation results.
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issue. Unfortunately,
combine() still runs out of memory. Is there anything else I can do? (I am not
using the formula version)
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, is there a way of evaluating the predictive ability of each
parameter in the bayesian model as it can be done for random Forests (through
the importance table)?
I would appreciate any of your comments and suggestions on these.
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