Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/calculateBinomialP.R
calculateBinomialP
returns a probability of randomly selecting a feature as the root node in a decision tree. This is a generic function that is called internally in binomialRF
but that may also be called directly if needed. The arguments ...
should be, L= Total number of features in X, and percent_features= what percent of L is subsampled in the randomForest
call.
1 | calculateBinomialP(L, percent_features)
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L |
the total number of features in X. Should be a positive integer >1 |
percent_features |
what percentage of L do we subsample at each tree? Should be a proportion between (0,1) |
If L is an integeter returns a probability value for selecting predictor Xj randomly
1 2 | calculateBinomialP(110, .4)
calculateBinomialP(13200, .5)
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