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#Demonstration of splines in R | |
#Can be used to add nonlinearity to linear models (e.g. GLMs) | |
library(splines) | |
x <- rnorm(10000) | |
n_df <- 5 | |
ns_design_mat <- ns(x, n_df) #n_df degrees of freedom | |
plot(x, ns_design_mat[,1], ylim = c(-1, 1)) | |
points(x, ns_design_mat[,2], col = "red") | |
points(x, ns_design_mat[,3], col = "blue") | |
points(x, ns_design_mat[,4], col = "purple") | |
points(x, ns_design_mat[,5], col = "orange") | |
#weights (beta estimates) on each basis | |
beta <- matrix(c(-3.5, 3.5, -0.5, 0.1, 0.4), nrow = n_df) | |
ypred <- ns_design_mat %*% beta #similar to predict(m1) | |
plot(x, ypred) | |
#to map the splineto new x just use predict(ns_design_mat, newx) |
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