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I am trying to use ResAdjTranformer() for feature-only adjustments. How do I adjust for a continuous and binary trait together?
Context of the issue
I have done the adjustment by individual covariates depending on their type. For example, I used linear regression to adjust Age, and for binary trait-like Sex use logistic regression.
Here's the sample covariate file:
Feature, Type , Covariates
Feature-1 , linear , Age
Feature-1 , logistic , Sex
Feature-2 , linear , Age
Feature-2 , logistic , Sex
...
Could I do the following and TPOT will take of the binary trait automatically? Feature-1, linear, Age;Sex
Additionally, after I use ResAdjTranformer(), Is there a way to know % variance explained by each covariate across different features? If so, could you please guide me to an example?
Thank you so much for helping me in advance.
Best,
P.
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I am trying to use ResAdjTranformer() for feature-only adjustments. How do I adjust for a continuous and binary trait together?
Context of the issue
I have done the adjustment by individual covariates depending on their type. For example, I used linear regression to adjust Age, and for binary trait-like Sex use logistic regression.
Here's the sample covariate file:
Feature, Type , Covariates
Feature-1 , linear , Age
Feature-1 , logistic , Sex
Feature-2 , linear , Age
Feature-2 , logistic , Sex
...
Could I do the following and TPOT will take of the binary trait automatically?
Feature-1, linear, Age;Sex
Additionally, after I use ResAdjTranformer(), Is there a way to know % variance explained by each covariate across different features? If so, could you please guide me to an example?
Thank you so much for helping me in advance.
Best,
P.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: