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kkondo1981 avatar kkondo1981 commented on September 26, 2024

Can you explain which kind of plots are expected and how it works when s is not given?

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iwahiropuzzles avatar iwahiropuzzles commented on September 26, 2024

Can you explain which kind of plots are expected

When lambda is a single value, plot(aglm(x, y, lambda = lambda, ...)) (without s =) is already available.
So, I can say, plot(aglm(x, y, lambda = lambda.list, ...), s = lambda) should produce roughly the same plots as plot(aglm(x, y, lambda = lambda, ...)) does, where lambda.list is a vector an element of which is lambda.
Only the differences between the two sets of plots are tiny computational differences.

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kkondo1981 avatar kkondo1981 commented on September 26, 2024

@iwahiropuzzles Thank you for your clarification, and I realized that there is no need to plot for multiple lambda values in one plot.AccurateGLM call? In other words, your intention is to plot coefficients corresponding to one lambda value, with one aglm object trained with multiple lambda values?

If my understanding is true, the implementation will be straightforward and nothing is cost.

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iwahiropuzzles avatar iwahiropuzzles commented on September 26, 2024

Yes, you seem to understand what I mean. Thanks.

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