Patrick Breheny
Patrick Breheny
This is already supported by `biglasso`: ```r data(colon) X
Not sure what you mean by "doesn't always have a minimum" (some value is guaranteed to be the smallest, right?). As for it not being smooth, that is certainly true,...
OK, that's kind of what I thought. But that's a fundamental flaw of AIC -- it completely breaks down in p > n situations, and its use as a model...
First of all, I have no idea what a "rigorous LASSO" is. Second, it sounds like you're asking: Can we rewrite the entire **hdm** package so that it uses **biglasso**...
Hmm...well, I'm not sure I know enough SQL/JSON to be of much help. Algorithmically, it would seem to require: 1. Get names of all CRAN packages 2. Run `cran_downloads` on...
Well, this isn't really returning quantiles (or at least, not what I had in mind). `rlang` might represent 1.2% of all downloads on 2021-11-17, but I would assume that places...
The design of visreg is to handle prediction in a completely object-oriented fashion. If a model fit is of class 'someClass', then predictions are handled via the `predict.someClass()` method. visreg...
I'll leave this open in the sense that it would be nicer to pass a custom `predict()` function than force the user to redefine their environment.
Without a [minimal reproducible example](https://myweb.uiowa.edu/pbreheny/reproducible.html), I cannot possibly guess why your code is producing an error.
Well, I doubt it has anything to do with the model itself, but I don't even know what the call to `gam()` looks like.