abstract class PredictorMat2 extends Predictor
The PredictorMat2 abstract class provides the basic structure and API for
a variety of modeling techniques with multiple outputs/responses, e.g., Neural Networks.
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- new PredictorMat2(x: MatriD, y: MatriD, fname: Strings, hparam: HyperParameter)
- x
the m-by-nx data/input matrix (data consisting of m input vectors)
- y
the m-by-ny response/output matrix (data consisting of m output vectors)
- fname
the feature/variable names (if null, use x_j's)
- hparam
the hyper-parameters for the model/network
Abstract Value Members
- abstract def buildModel(x_cols: MatriD): PredictorMat2
Build a sub-model that is restricted to the given columns of the data matrix.
Build a sub-model that is restricted to the given columns of the data matrix.
- x_cols
the columns that the new model is restricted to
- abstract def parameters: NetParams
Return the all parameters (weights and biases).
- abstract def predictV(z: MatriD = x): MatriD
Given a new input matrix 'z', predict the output/response matrix 'f(z)'.
Given a new input matrix 'z', predict the output/response matrix 'f(z)'.
- z
the new input matrix
- abstract def predictV(z: VectoD): VectoD
Given a new input vector 'z', predict the output/response vector 'f(z)'.
Given a new input vector 'z', predict the output/response vector 'f(z)'.
- z
the new input vector
- abstract def train(x_: MatriD = x, y_: MatriD = y): PredictorMat2
Given data/input matrix 'x_' and response matrix 'y_', fit the parameters 'b' (weights and biases).
Given data/input matrix 'x_' and response matrix 'y_', fit the parameters 'b' (weights and biases).
- x_
the training/full data/input matrix
- y_
the training/full response/output matrix
- abstract def train0(x_: MatriD = x, y_: MatriD = y): PredictorMat2
Given data matrix 'x_' and response matrix 'y_', fit the parameters 'b' (weights and biases) using a simple, easy to follow algorithm.
Given data matrix 'x_' and response matrix 'y_', fit the parameters 'b' (weights and biases) using a simple, easy to follow algorithm.
- x_
the training/full data/input matrix
- y_
the training/full response/output matrix
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- def analyze(x_: MatriD = x, y_: VectoD = y(0), x_e: MatriD = x, y_e: VectoD = y(0)): PredictorMat2
Analyze a dataset using this model using ordinary training with the 'train' method.
Analyze a dataset using this model using ordinary training with the 'train' method. Only uses the first output variable's value.
- x_
the data/input matrix (training/full)
- y_
the response/output vector (training/full)
- x_e
the data/input matrix (testing/full)
- y_e
the response/output vector (testing/full)
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- def backwardElim(cols: Set[Int], index_q: Int = index_rSqBar, first: Int = 1): (Int, PredictorMat2)
Perform backward elimination to find the least predictive variable to remove from the existing model, returning the variable to eliminate, the new parameter vector and the new Quality of Fit (QoF).
Perform backward elimination to find the least predictive variable to remove from the existing model, returning the variable to eliminate, the new parameter vector and the new Quality of Fit (QoF). May be called repeatedly.
- cols
the columns of matrix x currently included in the existing model
- index_q
index of Quality of Fit (QoF) to use for comparing quality
- first
first variable to consider for elimination (default (1) assume intercept x_0 will be in any model)
- See also
Fitfor index of QoF measures.
- def backwardElimAll(index_q: Int = index_rSqBar, first: Int = 1, cross: Boolean = true): (Set[Int], MatriD)
Perform forward selection to find the most predictive variables to have in the model, returning the variables added and the new Quality of Fit (QoF) measures for all steps.
Perform forward selection to find the most predictive variables to have in the model, returning the variables added and the new Quality of Fit (QoF) measures for all steps.
- index_q
index of Quality of Fit (QoF) to use for comparing quality
- first
first variable to consider for elimination
- cross
whether to include the cross-validation QoF measure
- See also
Fitfor index of QoF measures.
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- def corrMatrix(xx: MatriD): MatriD
Return the correlation matrix for the columns in data matrix 'xx'.
Return the correlation matrix for the columns in data matrix 'xx'.
- xx
the data matrix shose correlation matrix is sought
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- def crossValidate(k: Int = 10, rando: Boolean = true): Array[Statistic]
- var ee: MatriD
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- def eval(ym: Double, y_e: VectoD, yp: VectoD): PredictorMat2
Compute the error (difference between actual and predicted) and useful diagnostics for the test dataset.
Compute the error (difference between actual and predicted) and useful diagnostics for the test dataset. Requires predicted responses to be passed in.
- ym
the training/full mean actual response/output vector
- y_e
the test/full actual response/output vector
- yp
the test/full predicted response/output vector
- def eval(x_e: MatriD, y_e: MatriD): PredictorMat2
Evaluate the quality of the fit for the parameter/weight matrices on the entire dataset or the test dataset.
Evaluate the quality of the fit for the parameter/weight matrices on the entire dataset or the test dataset. Considers all the response/output variables/columns.
- x_e
the test/full data/input data matrix
- y_e
the test/full response/output response matrix
- def eval(x_e: MatriD = x, y_e: VectoD = y.col(0)): PredictorMat2
Evaluate the quality of the fit for the parameter/weight matrices on the entire dataset or the test dataset.
Evaluate the quality of the fit for the parameter/weight matrices on the entire dataset or the test dataset. Only considers the first response/output variable/column.
- x_e
the test/full data/input matrix
- y_e
the test/full response/output vector (first column only)
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- PredictorMat2 → Model
- val fitA: Array[Fit]
- def fitLabel: Seq[String]
Return the labels for the quality of fit measures.
- def fitMap: Array[Map[String, String]]
Return 'fitMap' results for each y-column and print the overall 'rSq' average over all y-columns.
- final def flaw(method: String, message: String): Unit
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- var fname: Strings
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- def forwardSel(cols: Set[Int], index_q: Int = index_rSqBar): (Int, PredictorMat2)
Perform forward selection to find the most predictive variable to add the existing model, returning the variable to add and the new model.
Perform forward selection to find the most predictive variable to add the existing model, returning the variable to add and the new model. May be called repeatedly.
- cols
the columns of matrix x currently included in the existing model
- index_q
index of Quality of Fit (QoF) to use for comparing quality
- Definition Classes
- PredictorMat2 → Predictor
- See also
Fitfor index of QoF measures.
- def forwardSelAll(index_q: Int = index_rSqBar, cross: Boolean = true): (Set[Int], MatriD)
Perform forward selection to find the most predictive variables to have in the model, returning the variables added and the new Quality of Fit (QoF) measures for all steps.
Perform forward selection to find the most predictive variables to have in the model, returning the variables added and the new Quality of Fit (QoF) measures for all steps.
- index_q
index of Quality of Fit (QoF) to use for comparing quality
- cross
whether to include the cross-validation QoF measure
- See also
Fitfor index of QoF measures.
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- def getX: MatriD
Return the data matrix 'x'.
Return the data matrix 'x'. Mainly for derived classes where 'x' is expanded from the given columns in 'x_', e.g.,
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- PredictorMat2 → Predictor
- def getY: VectoD
Return the first response vector 'y.col(0)'.
Return the first response vector 'y.col(0)'. Mainly for derived classes where 'y' is transformed.
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- def getYY: MatriD
Return the response matrix 'y'.
Return the response matrix 'y'. Mainly for derived classes where 'y' is transformed.
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- def hparameter: HyperParameter
Return the hyper-parameters.
Return the hyper-parameters.
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- val m: Int
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- val modelConcept: URI
An optional reference to an ontological concept
An optional reference to an ontological concept
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- def modelName: String
An optional name for the model (or modeling technique)
An optional name for the model (or modeling technique)
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- val nx: Int
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- val ny: Int
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- def parameter: VectoD
Return the parameter/weight vector (first layer, first output).
Return the parameter/weight vector (first layer, first output).
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- PredictorMat2 → Model
- def predict(z: MatriD = x): VectoD
Given a new input matrix 'z', predict the output/response matrix 'f(z)'.
Given a new input matrix 'z', predict the output/response matrix 'f(z)'. Return only the first output variable's value.
- z
the new input matrix
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- PredictorMat2 → Predictor
- def predict(z: VectoD): Double
Given a new input vector 'z', predict the output/response value 'f(z)'.
Given a new input vector 'z', predict the output/response value 'f(z)'. Return only the first output variable's value.
- z
the new input vector
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- PredictorMat2 → Predictor
- def predict(z: VectoI): Double
Given a new discrete data/input vector 'z', predict the 'y'-value of 'f(z)'.
Given a new discrete data/input vector 'z', predict the 'y'-value of 'f(z)'.
- z
the vector to use for prediction
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- Predictor
- def report: String
Return a basic report on the trained model.
Return a basic report on the trained model.
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- PredictorMat2 → Model
- See also
'summary' method for more details
- def reset(eta_: Double): Unit
Reset the learning rate 'eta'.
Reset the learning rate 'eta'. Since this hyper-parameter needs frequent tuning, this method is provided to facilitate that.
- eta_
the learning rate
- def resetDF(df_update: PairD): Unit
Reset the degrees of freedom to the new updated values.
Reset the degrees of freedom to the new updated values. For some models, the degrees of freedom is not known until after the model is built. Caveat: only applies to the first response/output variable.
- df_update
the updated degrees of freedom (model, error)
- def residual: VectoD
Return the vector of residuals/errors for first response/output variable/column.
Return the vector of residuals/errors for first response/output variable/column.
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- def residuals: MatriD
Return the matrix of residuals/errors.
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- def test(modelName: String, doPlot: Boolean = true): Unit
Test the model on the full dataset (i.e., train and evaluate on full dataset).
Test the model on the full dataset (i.e., train and evaluate on full dataset).
- modelName
the name of the model being tested
- doPlot
whether to plot the actual vs. predicted response
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- def train(x_: MatriD, y_: VectoD): PredictorMat2
Given data matrix 'x_' and response vector 'y_', fit the parameter 'b' (weights and biases).
Given data matrix 'x_' and response vector 'y_', fit the parameter 'b' (weights and biases).
- x_
the training/full data/input matrix
- y_
the training/full response/output vector, e.g., for the first variable/column
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- PredictorMat2 → Model
- def train2(x_: MatriD = x, y_: MatriD = y): PredictorMat2
Given data matrix 'x_' and response matrix 'y_', fit the parameters 'b' (weights and biases).
Given data matrix 'x_' and response matrix 'y_', fit the parameters 'b' (weights and biases). Overriding implementations (if needed) of this method should optimize hyper-parameters (e.g., the learning rate 'eta').
- x_
the training/full data/input matrix
- y_
the training/full response/output matrix
- def trainSwitch(which: Int, x_: MatriD = x, y_: MatriD = y): PredictorMat2
Switch between 'train' methods: simple (0), regular (1) and hyper-parameter optimizing (2).
Switch between 'train' methods: simple (0), regular (1) and hyper-parameter optimizing (2).
- which
the kind of 'train' method to use
- x_
the training/full data/input matrix
- y_
the training/full response/output matrix
- def vif(skip: Int = 1): VectoD
Compute the Variance Inflation Factor 'VIF' for each variable to test for multi-collinearity by regressing 'x_j' against the rest of the variables.
Compute the Variance Inflation Factor 'VIF' for each variable to test for multi-collinearity by regressing 'x_j' against the rest of the variables. A VIF over 10 indicates that over 90% of the variance of 'x_j' can be predicted from the other variables, so 'x_j' may be a candidate for removal from the model. Note: override this method to use a superior regression technique.
- skip
the number of columns of x at the beginning to skip in computing VIF
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