Set the hyperparameters of a learner object.

Source: R/setHyperPars.R

Set the hyperparameters of a learner object.

setHyperPars(learner, ..., par.vals = list())

Arguments

learner	(Learner | character(1)) The learner. If you pass a string the learner will be created via makeLearner.
...	(any) Optional named (hyper)parameters. If you want to set specific hyperparameters for a learner during model creation, these should go here. You can get a list of available hyperparameters using getParamSet(<learner>). Alternatively hyperparameters can be given using the par.vals argument but ... should be preferred!
par.vals	(list) Optional list of named (hyper)parameters. The arguments in ... take precedence over values in this list. We strongly encourage you to use ... for passing hyperparameters.

Value

Learner.

Note

If a named (hyper)parameter can't be found for the given learner, the 3 closest (hyper)parameter names will be output in case the user mistyped.

See also

Other learner: LearnerProperties, getClassWeightParam, getHyperPars, getLearnerId, getLearnerNote, getLearnerPackages, getLearnerParVals, getLearnerParamSet, getLearnerPredictType, getLearnerShortName, getLearnerType, getParamSet, helpLearnerParam, helpLearner, makeLearners, makeLearner, removeHyperPars, setId, setLearnerId, setPredictThreshold, setPredictType

Examples

cl1 = makeLearner("classif.ksvm", sigma = 1)
cl2 = setHyperPars(cl1, sigma = 10, par.vals = list(C = 2))
print(cl1)
#> Learner classif.ksvm from package kernlab
#> Type: classif
#> Name: Support Vector Machines; Short name: ksvm
#> Class: classif.ksvm
#> Properties: twoclass,multiclass,numerics,factors,prob,class.weights
#> Predict-Type: response
#> Hyperparameters: fit=FALSE,sigma=1
#> 
# note the now set and altered hyperparameters:
print(cl2)
#> Learner classif.ksvm from package kernlab
#> Type: classif
#> Name: Support Vector Machines; Short name: ksvm
#> Class: classif.ksvm
#> Properties: twoclass,multiclass,numerics,factors,prob,class.weights
#> Predict-Type: response
#> Hyperparameters: fit=FALSE,sigma=10,C=2
#>