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rbaImp

specifies variable importance using the random branch assignments (RBA) method. Default: FALSE

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On: forestTrain
How do I specify the location of the audio files to be loaded?

You must use the 'path' parameter to provide the path to a text file. This file must contain a list of the paths to the audio files that you want to load into the CAS table.

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On: loadAudio
How do I get the component ID for each node in the output?

Use the 'outNodes' parameter to specify an output table. This table will include the original node information along with a new column, typically named 'concomp', which contains the identifier for the connected component that each node belongs to.

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On: connectedComponents
How are output tables generated in genmod Action?

The output parameter creates a table on the server containing observationwise statistics after model fitting. It accepts a genmodOutputStatement structure, which includes the required casOut subparameter for specifying output table settings and various options for naming predicted values, residuals, and confidence intervals.

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On: genmod
Can I save the results of a logistic regression model for later use?

Yes, you can. The 'store' parameter saves the fitted model to a CAS table as a binary large object (BLOB), which can be restored later for scoring or further analysis. Additionally, the 'output' parameter can create a new CAS table containing observation-wise statistics like predicted probabilities, residuals, and confidence limits.

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On: logistic