Zach Deane-Mayer

I think the problem would be fixed if glmnet included `S3method("predict", "elnet")` and mda included `S3method("predict", "mda")` in their namespace. I can't find an issue tracker for either package, but...

Hmmm, mda includes `S3method("predict", "mda")` and `S3method("predict", "fda")` in it's namespace, so that's not the issue. However, mda does NOT export it's predict function. Maybe adding `predict.mda` to mda's exports...

I emailed Trevor Hastie and he said he'll fix the issue if he can find a mechanism for doing so. What other packages trigger this error?

I'll checking with Trevor Hastie sometime early next year and see if he thinks this is fixable.

Sounds good!

I pinged Prof. Hastie about this, and he said it's on his list, but he's not sure when he'll get to it. Perhaps some industrious person could submit a patch...

Good catch @jknowles. @farbodr the formula interface is really sub-optimal. Try the `X`/`Y` interface instead.

@farbodr Does this issue occur if you use the `X/Y` interface and caretEnsemble 2.0.0 from CRAN?

Try a `caret::train` model on your data, using `method='glmboost'`. I've had problems with that model in the past.

Run anyNA(X) and anyNA(Y) Sent from my iPhone > On Mar 9, 2016, at 7:15 PM, Jason Cohen [email protected] wrote: > > I am also getting this bug, but switching...