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Prediction Performance of Adaptive PENSE Fits

Source: R/print-methods.R
prediction_performance.Rd

Extract the prediction performance of one or more (adaptive) PENSE fits.

Usage

prediction_performance(..., alpha = NULL, lambda = "min", se_mult = 1)

# S3 method for class 'pense_pred_perf'
print(x, ...)

Arguments

...

one or more (adaptive) PENSE fits with cross-validation information.

alpha

Either a numeric vector or NULL (default). If given, only fits with the given alpha value are considered. If lambda is a numeric value and object was fit with multiple alpha values, the parameter alpha must not be missing.

lambda

either a string specifying which penalty level to use ("min", "se", "{x}-se") or a single numeric value of the penalty parameter. See details.

se_mult

If lambda = "se", the multiple of standard errors to tolerate.

x

an object with information on prediction performance created with prediction_performance().

Value

a data frame with details about the prediction performance of the given PENSE fits. The data frame has a custom print method summarizing the prediction performances.

Details

If lambda = "se" and the cross-validation was performed with multiple replications, use the penalty level whit prediction performance within se_mult of the best prediction performance.

See also

summary.pense_cvfit() for a summary of the fitted model.

Other functions for plotting and printing: plot.pense_cvfit(), plot.pense_fit(), summary.pense_cvfit()