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What is the method to create a boxplot for Mean Squared Error (MSE) of binomial gam models in R?

asked 2023-06-02 02:18:15 +0000

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answered 2023-06-02 02:31:01 +0000

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Here is an example method to create a boxplot for MSE of binomial gam models in R:

  1. First, create a data frame containing the MSE values for each of your models. This could be done using a loop or apply function to calculate the MSE for each model and store the result in a vector.

  2. Next, use the boxplot function to create the plot. The boxplot function takes a vector or list of vectors (in this case, the MSE values), and creates a boxplot that shows the distribution of the data.

Here is some sample code to illustrate the process:

# example MSE values for three different models
mse1 <- 0.05 
mse2 <- 0.08
mse3 <- 0.02

# create a data frame with the MSE values
mse_df <- data.frame(MSE = c(mse1, mse2, mse3))

# create a boxplot
boxplot(mse_df$MSE, main = "MSE for Binomial GAM Models", ylab = "MSE")

This will create a simple boxplot that shows the distribution of the MSE values for the three models. You can customize the plot further by adding axis labels, changing the colors or styles of the plot, etc.

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