Find aggregate rule set
agg_BRS.RdFind the aggregate rule set from a list of bootstrapped BRS rule sets
Usage
agg_BRS(
fit,
X,
Y,
maxLen,
split = F,
train = 0.7,
maxRules = 3,
stat = "acc",
topRules = 5,
minProp = 0,
simplify = F,
oppmat = NULL,
oppind = NULL
)Arguments
- fit
the output from the BRS function. A list whose first element is a list of rule sets and whose second element is a list of bootstrap indices. The third element is ignored.
- X
data frame or matrix of the data, excluding the outcome
- Y
vector of outcomes
- maxLen
maximum length of a rule possible
- split
logical for whether to split the sample into a training set on which the aggregate rule set is found and a test set on which that rule set's performance is evaluated
- train
numeric for proportion of the data to use as training data. If split=F, this argument is ignored.
- maxRules
integer for the maximum number of rules in the aggregate rule set
- stat
the statistic on which to evaluate the aggregated rule sets. Currently only accuracy is supported
- topRules
integer for the number of high prevalence rules of each length to consider
- minProp
numeric for proportion of times a rule must appear in order to be considered
- simplify
logical for whether equivalent rules are combined for determining prevalence
- oppmat
a matrix with two columns and K rows, where K is the length of the list oppind. The kth row contains values v1 and v2 (i.e., v1=oppmat[k,1] and v2=oppmat[k,2]) such that for any variable var in oppind[[k]], var_v1 and !var_v2 are equivalent. v1 should be the prefered return value.
- oppind
a list of vectors of variables. Each vector oppind[[k]] contains variables var such that var_v1 and !var_v2 are equivalent, where v1 and v2 form the kth row of oppmat, v1=oppmat[k,1] and v2=oppmat[k,2]