Hi,
I have a dataset obtained as:
mydata <- read.csv("data.csv", header = TRUE) which contains the variable
'y' (y is binary 0 or 1) and also another variable 'weight' (weight is a
numerical variable - taking fractional values between 0 and 1).
1>
I want to first apply ctree() on mydata, but dont want to use this
'weight' variable in the tree-buiding process. Can you please suggest how
to do this? Please note, I *don't* want to delete/remove this variable from
mydata.
2>
Another question: Say, I split up mydata into train (80%) and test(20%) as:
d<-sort(sample(nrow(mydata), nrow(mydata)*0.8));
train <- mydata[d,];
test < -mydata[-d,];
Then, I perform weighted glm (essentially, logistic regression) on train as:
#Build GLM model on train data
model <-glm(y~., data = train, weights = train$weight, family = binomial);
********************(A)
#Apply model on test
score <-predict(model, type = 'response',test); **************(B)
#Get classification for each observation in test as 'positive' or 'negative'
classify <-performance(score,"tpr","fpr"); **************(C)
My question here is:
2a> Again, how do I proceed if I don't want to use the variable 'weight' as
a regressor in the glm() function in (A) above (but use all other variables
in train)?
2b> In step (B) & (C), how do I control the classification rule, i.e. R
might classify observations with model-fitted probability > 0.5 as a
'positive' and <= 0.5 as a 'negative'. Is there a way I can change this
threshold to say, 0.75 instead of whatever R might be using (I used 0.5 as
example).
Thank you in advance for your help.
-Preetam
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Indian Statistical Institute, B.H.O.S.
Kolkata.
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