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Rules to Select Default f Argument to Compute Preference Order

Source: R/preference_order_methods.R
f_auto_rules.Rd

Data frame with rules used by f_auto() to select the function f to compute preference order in preference_order().

Usage

f_auto_rules()

Value

data frame

See also

Other preference_order_tools: f_auto(), f_functions(), preference_order_collinear()

Examples

f_auto_rules()
#>                  name     response_type predictors_type
#> 1             f_r2_rf continuous-binary         numeric
#> 2             f_r2_rf continuous-binary     categorical
#> 3             f_r2_rf continuous-binary           mixed
#> 4             f_r2_rf    continuous-low         numeric
#> 5             f_r2_rf    continuous-low     categorical
#> 6             f_r2_rf    continuous-low           mixed
#> 7        f_r2_pearson   continuous-high         numeric
#> 8             f_r2_rf   continuous-high     categorical
#> 9             f_r2_rf   continuous-high           mixed
#> 10           f_auc_rf  integer-binomial         numeric
#> 11           f_auc_rf  integer-binomial     categorical
#> 12           f_auc_rf  integer-binomial           mixed
#> 13            f_r2_rf    integer-binary         numeric
#> 14            f_r2_rf    integer-binary     categorical
#> 15            f_r2_rf    integer-binary           mixed
#> 16            f_r2_rf       integer-low         numeric
#> 17            f_r2_rf       integer-low     categorical
#> 18            f_r2_rf       integer-low           mixed
#> 19            f_r2_rf      integer-high         numeric
#> 20            f_r2_rf      integer-high     categorical
#> 21            f_r2_rf      integer-high           mixed
#> 22 f_v_rf_categorical       categorical         numeric
#> 23                f_v       categorical     categorical
#> 24 f_v_rf_categorical       categorical           mixed