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Variable importance through targeted causal inference, with Alan Hubbard
Hi Chris, It seems that for me at least multicore parallelisation is not working with varimpact, but it might be I am doing something wrong. varimpact now seems to work...
Hi Chris, Can I ask one last question about interpretation of results? Let's assume a continuous outcome that is the average number of ice cream sold by a company per...
Hi Chris The plot does not seem to be working for numeric variables. I get: ``` vim$numeric_vims$results_by_level NULL ``` Not sure if there is a more efficient way to do...
> Hi. > > This is an friendly, semi-autogenerated, reminder that [`plan(multiprocess)`](https://future.futureverse.org/reference/multiprocess.html) of the [**future**](https://cran.r-project.org/package=future) package is _deprecated_ since **future** 1.20.0 (2020-11-03). It will eventually become _defunct_ and removed. The...
Hi, in the README, there's the following example: ```r library(RhpcBLASctl) # Detect the number of physical cores on this computer using RhpcBLASctl. cl = parallel::makeCluster(get_num_cores()) plan("cluster", workers = cl) …...
Add the option to get inference when data contain dependent repeated measures within cluster (id).
I believe I need to transform the continuous outcome estimates back to the original scale. Currently they're reported on the [0, 1] scale which is not ideal.
There seems to be an error with knn imputation when a row has multiple missing values (possibly all missing values or all except 1 missing values). We may need an...
Via Stephanie Leonard, if there is a single variable in our X we get an error: `Error: invalid 'type' (list) of argument` We should 1) give a warning or error...