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GENALG performs variable selection using a genetic algorithm. The function creates a graphical user interface that allows the user to load data from the workspace and select all of the GA algorihtm optional parameters (GASELCTR is a command-line version). A wide range of GA settings can be selected from the GUI. Please see GASELCTR for a description of each option. | GENALG performs variable selection using a genetic algorithm. The function creates a graphical user interface that allows the user to load data from the workspace and select all of the GA algorihtm optional parameters (GASELCTR is a command-line version). A wide range of GA settings can be selected from the GUI. Please see GASELCTR for a description of each option. | ||
Optional inputs are the training data consisting of a matrix of predictor variables | Optional inputs are the training data consisting of a matrix of predictor variables xdat and column vector of predicted variable ''ydat''. (The number of rows in ''xdat'' and ''ydat'' must be the same). If GENALG is called with no inputs, ''xdat'' and ''ydat'' can be loaded using the File menu. | ||
In addition to various plots, the GUI can produce and save the results in a model structure that is the same as that returned by GASELCTR. Please see GASELCTR for a description of the model. Also, if "settings" are saved from GENALG this is the same as the options structure discussed in GASELCTR. | In addition to various plots, the GUI can produce and save the results in a model structure that is the same as that returned by GASELCTR. Please see GASELCTR for a description of the model. Also, if "settings" are saved from GENALG this is the same as the options structure discussed in GASELCTR. | ||
=== | ===Optional Inputs=== | ||
* '''xdat''' = x-block | |||
* '''ydat''' = y-block (single column) | |||
>> genalg(x2,y2) | ===Examples=== | ||
<pre> | |||
>> x2 = mncn(x); | |||
>> y2 = mncn(y); | |||
>> genalg(x2,y2) | |||
</pre> | |||
===See Also=== | ===See Also=== | ||
[[calibsel]], [[fullsearch]], [[gaselctr]], [[genalgplot]] | [[calibsel]], [[fullsearch]], [[gaselctr]], [[genalgplot]] | ||
Revision as of 17:21, 9 October 2008
Purpose
Genetic algorithm for variable selection to optimize model predictive ability with graphical user interface.
Synopsis
- genalg(xdat,ydat)
Description
GENALG performs variable selection using a genetic algorithm. The function creates a graphical user interface that allows the user to load data from the workspace and select all of the GA algorihtm optional parameters (GASELCTR is a command-line version). A wide range of GA settings can be selected from the GUI. Please see GASELCTR for a description of each option.
Optional inputs are the training data consisting of a matrix of predictor variables xdat and column vector of predicted variable ydat. (The number of rows in xdat and ydat must be the same). If GENALG is called with no inputs, xdat and ydat can be loaded using the File menu.
In addition to various plots, the GUI can produce and save the results in a model structure that is the same as that returned by GASELCTR. Please see GASELCTR for a description of the model. Also, if "settings" are saved from GENALG this is the same as the options structure discussed in GASELCTR.
Optional Inputs
- xdat = x-block
- ydat = y-block (single column)
Examples
>> x2 = mncn(x); >> y2 = mncn(y); >> genalg(x2,y2)