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Description
MachineShop is a meta-package for statistical and
machine learning with a unified interface for model fitting, prediction,
performance assessment, and presentation of results. Support is provided
for predictive modeling of numerical, categorical, and censored
time-to-event outcomes and for resample (bootstrap, cross-validation,
and split training-test sets) estimation of model performance. This
vignette introduces the package interface with a survival data analysis
example, followed by supported methods of variable specification;
applications to other response variable types; available performance
metrics, resampling techniques, and graphical and tabular summaries; and
modeling strategies.
Features
- Unified and concise interface for model fitting, prediction, and
performance assessment.
- Support for 53+ models from 28 R packages,
including model specifications from the parsnip
package.
- Dynamic model parameters.
- Ensemble modeling with stacked regression and super learners.
- Modeling of response variables types: binary factors, multi-class
nominal and ordinal factors, numeric vectors and matrices, and censored
time-to-event survival.
- Model specification with traditional formulas, design matrices, and
flexible pre-processing recipes.
- Resample estimation of predictive performance, including
cross-validation, bootstrap resampling, and split training-test set
validation.
- Parallel execution of resampling algorithms.
- Choices of performance metrics: accuracy, areas under ROC and
precision recall curves, Brier score, coefficient of determination
(R2), concordance index, cross entropy, F score, Gini
coefficient, unweighted and weighted Cohen’s kappa, mean absolute error,
mean squared error, mean squared log error, positive and negative
predictive values, precision and recall, and sensitivity and
specificity.
- Graphical and tabular performance summaries: calibration curves,
confusion matrices, partial dependence plots, performance curves, lift
curves, and model-specific and permutation-based variable
importance.
- Model tuning over automatically generated grids and with exhaustive
and random grid searches, Bayesian optimization, particle swarm
optimization, quasi-Newton BFGS optimization, simulated annealing, and
support for user-defined optimization functions.
- Model selection and comparisons for any combination of models and
model parameter values.
- Recursive feature elimination.
- User-definable models and performance metrics.
Getting Started
Installation
# Current release from CRAN
install.packages("MachineShop")
# Development version from GitHub
# install.packages("pak")
pak::pak("brian-j-smith/MachineShop@develop")
Documentation
Once installed, the following R commands will load
the package and display its help system documentation. Online
documentation and examples are available at the MachineShop
website.
library(MachineShop)
# Package help summary
?MachineShop
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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