Introduction to Anomaly Detection in R
Alastair Rushworth
Data Scientist
h_seq <- seq(min(furniture$Height), max(furniture$Height), length.out = 20)
w_seq <- seq(min(furniture$Width), max(furniture$Width), length.out = 20)
seq()
arguments
from
- upper boundto
- lower boundlength.out
- values in the sequencefurniture_grid <- expand.grid(Width = w_seq, Height = h_seq)
head(furniture_grid)
Width Height
1 46.85100 44.359
2 51.48663 44.359
3 56.12225 44.359
4 60.75788 44.359
5 65.39351 44.359
6 70.02913 44.359
furniture_grid$score <- predict(furniture_forest, furniture_grid)
library(lattice)
contourplot(score ~ Height + Width, data = furniture_grid,
region = TRUE)
Introduction to Anomaly Detection in R