#include "party.h"
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void | C_split (const double *x, int p, const double *y, int q, const double *weights, int n, const int *orderx, SEXP splitctrl, SEXP linexpcov2sample, SEXP expcovinf, double *cutpoint, double *maxstat, double *statistics) |
SEXP | R_split (SEXP x, SEXP y, SEXP weights, SEXP orderx, SEXP linexpcov2sample, SEXP expcovinf, SEXP splitctrl) |
void | C_splitcategorical (const int *codingx, int p, const double *y, int q, const double *weights, int n, double *standstat, SEXP splitctrl, SEXP linexpcov2sample, SEXP expcovinf, double *cutpoint, int *levelset, double *maxstat, double *statistics) |
SEXP | R_splitcategorical (SEXP x, SEXP codingx, SEXP y, SEXP weights, SEXP linexpcov2sample, SEXP linexpcov, SEXP expcovinf, SEXP splitctrl) |
Definition in file Splits.c.
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Search for a cutpoint in a ordered variable x maximizing a two-sample statistic w.r.t. (the influence function of ) the response variable y.
Definition at line 33 of file Splits.c. References get_minbucket(), get_minprob(), get_tol(), PL2_covarianceSym, PL2_expectationSym, PL2_linearstatisticSym, and PL2_sumweightsSym. Referenced by C_Node(), C_splitcategorical(), C_surrogates(), and R_split(). Here is the call graph for this function: ![]() |
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Search for a cutpoint in a unordered factor x maximizing a two-sample statistic w.r.t. (the influence function of ) the response variable y.
Definition at line 217 of file Splits.c. References C_split(), and get_tol(). Referenced by C_Node(), and R_splitcategorical(). Here is the call graph for this function: ![]() |
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R-interface to C_split (does not handle ordered y's)
Definition at line 175 of file Splits.c. References C_split(), ncol(), and nrow(). Here is the call graph for this function: ![]() |
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R-interface to C_splitcategorical (does not handle ordered y's)
Definition at line 307 of file Splits.c. References C_LinStatExpCov(), C_splitcategorical(), C_standardize(), get_dimension(), get_tol(), ncol(), nrow(), PL2_covarianceSym, PL2_expcovinfSym, PL2_expectationSym, and PL2_linearstatisticSym. Here is the call graph for this function: ![]() |