Philip Waggoner
Philip Waggoner
I don't have experience with these either, practically. But I get the idea of nonlinear models reasonably well and would be open to thinking about this, if we decide its...
Just to throw my two cents in here, for whatever its worth: Re: `tidymodels`, that entire approach is a set of wrappers (e.g., `rsample`, `parsnip`, `embed`, and so on). So...
@strengejacke good catch! So I was quickly troubleshooting, and am having too many difficulties with the `factoextra` package (and `eclust` specifically). So to make things a bit simpler, I have...
Thanks for the dialogue here (this is really fun, by the way). I am not sure I know how to nest functions like that, specifically: > find the common "denominator"...
This is brilliant- thanks for the suggestion. I will take a look just a bit later on. Thanks
Does this make sense in the `easystats` framework? ```{R} cluster_validation
Yeah, having code in separate places is a bit odd. However, given that there is no current substantive support for ML methods (whether unsupervised like clustering or otherwise), perhaps it...
@DominiqueMakowski fair enough re: having certain packages already taking care of some things related to ML. However, I'd disagree that ML is a fancy name for predictive modeling. Though, yes,...
> This is currently quite hard to do with most of the core R statistical modeling packages. For example, there isn't a good way to compute a true out-of-sample sigma...
Absolutely @DominiqueMakowski and I love that about the easystats ecosystem/approach. I was just referencing the earlier conversation in #165.