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Sign upAdd example of combining features #17
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I've just seen this after sending a pull request in which I attempted to add some coverage of interactions. Am happy to add this as well/instead. Will it work for AMCEs (i.e., ACIEs) as well? |
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Thanks for that! Yes, those edits look good. This issue is about getting them in the documentation for |
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Will do, thanks. I just put everything in the vignette initially as it was my first commit, and if there were issues I thought it would be better if they were all in one place! |
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Totally fine! It's a nice addition to the vignette. |
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Adding interaction effects/feature combos (#17) #23
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Done for amce(), will also do for cj() and mm() |
leeper commentedFeb 19, 2019
Please specify whether your issue is about:
It would be nice to demonstrate that if you want higher-order marginal means, you need to combine features together. So if you have two features with levels (A,B), (C,D), you need to create a new factor variable with levels (AC, AD, BC, BD). This is easily done with
interaction()
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