update
allows a user to over-ride the search iteration selection
process.
Based on the results of plotting a gafs
or safs
object, these functions can be used to supersede the number of iterations
determined analytically from the resamples.
Any values of ...
originally passed to gafs
or
safs
are automatically passed on to the updated model (i.e.
they do not need to be supplied again to update
.
# S3 method for safs update(object, iter, x, y, ...)
object | |
---|---|
iter | a single numeric integer |
x, y | the original training data used in the call to |
... | not currently used |
an object of class gafs
or safs
if (FALSE) { set.seed(1) train_data <- twoClassSim(100, noiseVars = 10) test_data <- twoClassSim(10, noiseVars = 10) ## A short example ctrl <- safsControl(functions = rfSA, method = "cv", number = 3) rf_search <- safs(x = train_data[, -ncol(train_data)], y = train_data$Class, iters = 3, safsControl = ctrl) rf_search2 <- update(rf_search, iter = 1, x = train_data[, -ncol(train_data)], y = train_data$Class) rf_search2 }