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Thanks for this excellent package. I have the following questions for practical usage of this package:
In the demo_run.py file you use the the function Binning(y_var, n_threshold = 50, y_threshold = 10, p_threshold = 0.35, sign=False) to create the bin_object.
May I ask how did you set up the parameters in the function Binning?
What are the meanings of those parameters?
I think it will be great if you can provide some documentation / doc string.
In the demo_run.py file you only create bins for one covariate (var = "Age..years."). In practice, unfortunately we will have a lot.
Could you provide an example of binning more than one covariates?
How will you manage the data structure that will retain both the name of the covariate and the corresponding bin_object?
How will you save locally such a data structure (name of the covariate + the corresponding bin_object) for using it later time?
Great thanks!
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Hi,
Thanks for this excellent package. I have the following questions for practical usage of this package:
demo_run.py
file you use the the functionBinning(y_var, n_threshold = 50, y_threshold = 10, p_threshold = 0.35, sign=False)
to create thebin_object
.Binning
?I think it will be great if you can provide some documentation / doc string.
demo_run.py
file you only create bins for one covariate (var = "Age..years."
). In practice, unfortunately we will have a lot.bin_object
?bin_object
) for using it later time?Great thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: