Add greedyOptimizer class #304
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Files selected for processing (8)
- NAMESPACE (2 hunks)
- R/greedyOpt.R (1 hunks)
- R/permutationImportance.R (1 hunks)
- inst/WORDLIST (1 hunks)
- man/greedyMSE.Rd (1 hunks)
- man/predict.greedyMSE.Rd (1 hunks)
- man/print.greedyMSE.Rd (1 hunks)
- tests/testthat/test-greedyMSE.R (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (4)
- R/permutationImportance.R
- inst/WORDLIST
- man/greedyMSE.Rd
- man/predict.greedyMSE.Rd
Additional comments not posted (12)
man/print.greedyMSE.Rd (1)
1-16: Documentation looks good.The documentation for the
print.greedyMSEmethod is clear and follows the standard format. Ensure that the corresponding R code is implemented correctly.NAMESPACE (1)
Line range hint
17-31: NAMESPACE updates are appropriate.The S3 methods for
predictandgreedyMSE, are correctly declared. This ensures that the functionality is accessible to users of the package.R/greedyOpt.R (3)
60-65: Custom print method forgreedyMSEis effective.The
print.greedyMSEfunction provides a clear and concise output forgreedyMSEobjects, enhancing usability.
74-85: Prediction method forgreedyMSEis well-implemented.The
predict.greedyMSEfunction effectively validates input and computes predictions. Ensure that predictions are tested for accuracy.
12-53: Implementation ofgreedyMSEis solid.The function is well-structured with input validation and clear logic for optimizing MSE. Ensure that this function is covered by unit tests to verify its correctness.
Verification successful
Test coverage for
greedyMSEis comprehensive.The function is thoroughly tested across multiple scenarios, ensuring its reliability and correctness in various contexts.
- Tests for regression, binary classification, multiple regression, multiclass classification, and edge cases are present in
tests/testthat/test-greedyMSE.R.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for test coverage of the `greedyMSE` function. # Test: Search for test cases related to `greedyMSE`. Expect: Test cases should exist. rg --type r 'greedyMSE' tests/Length of output: 1966
tests/testthat/test-greedyMSE.R (7)
26-33: LGTM: Dataset creation and binary transformation.The dataset creation and binary transformation logic are correct and reproducible due to the use of
set.seed.
35-67: LGTM: Regression test cases.The test cases for regression, binary classification, and multiple regression are comprehensive and correctly validate the model's performance.
69-75: LGTM: Classification test cases.The test cases for binary and multiclass classification ensure the model performs better than random guessing.
77-105: LGTM: Edge case test cases.The edge case tests are thorough and cover a wide range of potential issues. The logic is sound.
108-171: LGTM: Ensembling test cases.The ensembling tests for regression and classification ensure the ensemble model performs better than individual models.
11-12: Verify coefficient normalization logic.The normalization of coefficients divides each column by the sum of absolute values. Ensure this is the intended logic, as it may affect the scale of the resulting dataset.
Verification successful
Normalization logic is correctly implemented.
The normalization of coefficients in the
create_datasetfunction is consistent with the intended logic and is appropriately tested within the regression and multi-regression test cases. The tests account for the impact of normalization on the datasets used for verifying thegreedyMSEfunction.
- The normalization logic ensures that the scale of coefficients does not skew the test results.
- Test cases using
create_dataseteffectively validate the functionality of thegreedyMSEfunction with normalized coefficients.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the normalization logic in the `create_dataset` function. # Test: Search for usages of `create_dataset` to verify the impact of coefficient normalization. rg --type r 'create_dataset'Length of output: 607
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for test cases in `tests/testthat/test-greedyMSE.R` that use `create_dataset`. # Test: Extract lines around `create_dataset` usage to understand test cases. rg --type r -A 5 'create_dataset' tests/testthat/test-greedyMSE.RLength of output: 945
16-20: Check handling of multiple targets.The code ensures all values are positive and normalizes rows to sum to 1. Verify that this transformation is appropriate for your use case, especially if the targets represent probabilities.
Verification successful
Transformation for Multiple Targets is Appropriate
The
create_datasetfunction normalizes the response matrixYto ensure all values are positive and each row sums to 1. This transformation is suitable if the targets are intended to represent probabilities. Ensure this aligns with your use case.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the handling of multiple targets in the `create_dataset` function. # Test: Search for usages of `create_dataset` with multiple targets to ensure transformations are appropriate. rg --type r 'create_dataset\(.*n_targets\s*=\s*[2-9]'Length of output: 146
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the implementation of the `create_dataset` function to understand its handling of multiple targets. ast-grep --lang r --pattern 'create_dataset($_, $_)'Length of output: 157
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Use ripgrep to search for the definition of the `create_dataset` function in R files. rg --type r 'create_dataset\s*<-\s*function'Length of output: 290
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Extract the full implementation of the `create_dataset` function from `tests/testthat/test-greedyMSE.R`. rg --type r -A 20 'create_dataset\s*<-\s*function' tests/testthat/test-greedyMSE.RLength of output: 759
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