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Is it possible to have factor, or multivariate, outcomes? I didn't see it in the documentation, so I just wanted to see if I was missing where this is an option. Below is my code for the model:
wi_auto <- auto_MrP( y = "WI", L1.x = c("educ", "age_cat", "party", "gender"), L2.x = c("income", "rshare", "wshare", "religious", "year"), L2.unit = "state", L2.reg = "rcode", bin.size = "n", survey = data3, census = test2, cores = gcpCores, ebma.size = 0.3, gb.L2.reg = T, svm.L2.reg = T, uncertainty = T, mrp = T )
WI is an ordered factor with 5 levels, but I can do one-hot encoding for multivariate model.
Thanks for the help!
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Hello,
Is it possible to have factor, or multivariate, outcomes? I didn't see it in the documentation, so I just wanted to see if I was missing where this is an option. Below is my code for the model:
wi_auto <- auto_MrP( y = "WI", L1.x = c("educ", "age_cat", "party", "gender"), L2.x = c("income", "rshare", "wshare", "religious", "year"), L2.unit = "state", L2.reg = "rcode", bin.size = "n", survey = data3, census = test2, cores = gcpCores, ebma.size = 0.3, gb.L2.reg = T, svm.L2.reg = T, uncertainty = T, mrp = T )
WI is an ordered factor with 5 levels, but I can do one-hot encoding for multivariate model.
Thanks for the help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: