The DiseasyModelGLM module implements common structure and functionality to
GLM regression class of models beyond the model structure provided by DiseasyModelRegression.
Most notably, the model module implements the $fit_regression() and $get_prediction() methods using
GLM.
diseasy includes two simple models that uses the DiseasyModelGLM module:
DiseasyModelG0 and DiseasyModelG1
These models implements a constant predictor and a exponential model based on the previous 7 and 21 days
of observations, respectively.
When making a custom GLM model, the subclass should implement the $update_formula() method.
The $update_formula() method should update the formula based on the stratifications.
If the model should flexibly adapt to different stratifications, this method should be implemented.
See DiseasyModelG0 and DiseasyModelG1 for
examples of how this can be done.
Value
A new instance of the DiseasyModelGLM, DiseasyModelG0 or
DiseasyModelG1 R6 class.
Super classes
DiseasyBaseModule -> DiseasyModel -> DiseasyModelRegression -> DiseasyModelGLM
Super classes
DiseasyBaseModule -> DiseasyModel -> DiseasyModelRegression -> DiseasyModelGLM -> DiseasyModelB_ -> DiseasyModelG0
Methods
DiseasyModelG0$new()
Usage
DiseasyModelG0$new(parameters = NULL, ...)Arguments
parameters(
named list())
List of parameters to set for the model during initialization.
Parameters controlling the dynamics of the model:
*season.scale(numeric(1))
Sets the scale of the season model. The scale is the percent wise difference between most active and least active period. IfNULL(default), the default value of the season module is used.
*season.peak(numeric(1))
Sets the period of maximal activity (days past new-year). By default, risk of infection is in antiphase with the DMI climate normal of the maximum daily temperature (for Denmark). IfNULL(default), the default value of the season module is used.
Additional parameters are: (named list())
List of parameters to set for the model during initialization.
Each model has their own parameters.
Common parameters are:
*training_length(named numeric(3))
The number of days that should be included in the training splits of the data for the model. Allowed splits are: "training", "testing", and "validation"....parameters sent to
DiseasyModelG_R6 constructor
Returns
A new instance of the DiseasyModelG0 R6 class.
Super classes
DiseasyBaseModule -> DiseasyModel -> DiseasyModelRegression -> DiseasyModelGLM -> DiseasyModelB_ -> DiseasyModelG1
Methods
DiseasyModelG1$new()
Usage
DiseasyModelG1$new(parameters = NULL, ...)Arguments
parameters(
named list())
List of parameters to set for the model during initialization.
Parameters controlling the dynamics of the model:
*season.scale(numeric(1))
Sets the scale of the season model. The scale is the percent wise difference between most active and least active period. IfNULL(default), the default value of the season module is used.
*season.peak(numeric(1))
Sets the period of maximal activity (days past new-year). By default, risk of infection is in antiphase with the DMI climate normal of the maximum daily temperature (for Denmark). IfNULL(default), the default value of the season module is used.
Additional parameters are: (named list())
List of parameters to set for the model during initialization.
Each model has their own parameters.
Common parameters are:
*training_length(named numeric(3))
The number of days that should be included in the training splits of the data for the model. Allowed splits are: "training", "testing", and "validation"....parameters sent to
DiseasyModelG_R6 constructor
Returns
A new instance of the DiseasyModelG1 R6 class.
Examples
model <- DiseasyModelG0$new()
rm(model)
