Get Refitted Predictive Models for a First-Fit Range of Panels
A function producing a refitted predictive model for each panel produced by usage of the function pred_first_fit(), by repeatedly applying the function pred_refit_panel().
pred_refit_range( pred_first = NULL, gene_lengths = NULL, model = "T", biomarker = "TMB", marker_mut_types = c("NS", "I"), training_data = NULL, training_values = NULL, mutation_vector = NULL, t_s = NULL, max_panel_length = NULL )
pred_first
: (list) A first-fit predictive model as produced by pred_first_fit().gene_lengths
: (dataframe) A dataframe of gene lengths (see example_maf_data$gene_lengths for format).model
: (character) A choice of "T", "OLM" or "Count" specifying how predictions should be made.biomarker
: (character) If "TMB" or "TIB", automatically defines marker_mut_types, otherwise this will need to be specified separately.marker_mut_types
: (character) A vector specifying which mutation types groups determine the biomarker in question.training_data
: (sparse matrix) Training matrix, as produced by get_mutation_tables() (select train, val or test).training_values
: (dataframe) Training true values, as produced by get_biomarker_tables() (select train, val or test).mutation_vector
: (numeric) Optional vector specifying the values of the training matrix (training_data$matrix) in vector rather than matrix form.t_s
: (numeric) Optional vector specifying the frequencies of different mutation types.max_panel_length
: (numeric) Upper bound for panels to fit refitted models to. Most useful for "OLM" and "Count" model types.A list with three elements:
example_refit_range <- pred_refit_range(pred_first = example_first_pred_tmb, gene_lengths = example_maf_data$gene_lengths)
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