Predict values based on a previously trained model.
ft_predict(
model,
newdata,
k = 1L,
threshold = 0,
rval = c("sparse", "dense", "slam"),
...
)NULL if a 'result_file' is given otherwise
if 'prob' is true a data.frame with the predicted labels
and the corresponding probabilities, if 'prob' is false a
character vector with the predicted labels.
an object inheriting from 'fasttext'.
a character vector giving the new data.
an integer giving the number of labels to be returned.
a double withing [0, 1] giving lower bound
on the probabilities. Predictions with probabilities
below this lower bound are not returned. The default
is 0 which means all predictions are returned.
a character string controlling the return value, allowed
values are "sparse", "dense" and "slam".
The default is sparse, here the values are returned as a data.frame
in a format similar to a simple triplet matrix (sometimes refereed to as the
coordinate format). If rval is set to "dense", a matrix
of the probabilities is returned. Similarly if rval is set to
"slam", a matrix in the simple triplet sparse format from the
slam package is returned.
currently not used.
if (FALSE) {
ft_predict(model, newdata)
}
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