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Revision as of 23:43, 23 February 2011
Purpose
Copy cross-validation results into model from structure.
Synopsis
- model = copycvfeilds(from,to)
Description
Given the output of the crossval function ('from', as either a structure or a model with the expected fields in the detail sub-field) and a target model, the fields associated with cross-validation results will be copied over to the target model. If the target model ('to') is omitted or is not a standard model structure, the cross-validation fields in ('from') are copied directly to corresponding fields in a flat structure. Note: no assurance is made that the copied cross-validation results actually correspond to the target model - user must assure the results apply to the ('to') model.
Inputs
from = A structure or model with cross-validation fields in the detail sub-field.
Optional Inputs
None.
Outputs
to = A model structure.
Examples
model = copycvfields(res, model);
copies crossval results ('res') to a model.
res = copycvfields(model);
copies crossval results from a model to a structure.
model_to = copycvfields(model_from,model_to);
copies crossval results from one model to another.