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How can I name the predicted values, residuals, and credible limits in the output table?

You can use the `pred`, `resid`, `lcl` (lower credible limit), and `ucl` (upper credible limit) parameters to name the respective output statistics columns.

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On: bartScore

What information does the 'outOverlap' table provide?

The 'outOverlap' table describes the intensity of each node's connection to multiple communities. A node's intensity for a community is the sum of its link weights to nodes within that community, divided by the node's total link weights. Note that generating this table can be computationally expensive.

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On: community

What is the purpose of the 'restore' parameter in the logisticCode action?

The 'restore' parameter is a required parameter that specifies the input data to restore a regression model from a binary large object (BLOB), which is necessary for the action to generate scoring code.

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On: logisticCode

table.whereTable.vars.label

Specifies the descriptive label for the variable.

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On: IdentifySpeakers

What does nBins in requestPackages specify?

Specifies the number of bins. By default the bin boundary nicing algorithm is on. The nicing algorithm uses this value as a guidance, and it may generate a different number of bins.

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On: histogram