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The predictions are stored in the .pred field of a model or prediction/test structure (this is the model or test saved from a GUI or output by a command-line function). For a regression method, the y-block predictions are in the second cell (the first cell is generally empty). If you model is named <code>plscal</code>, you can use:
The predictions are stored in the <code>.pred</code> field of a model or prediction/test structure (this is the model or test saved from a GUI or output by a command-line function). For a regression method, the y-block predictions are in the second cell (the first cell is generally empty). If you model is named <code>plscal</code>, you can use:
  >> plscal.pred{2}
  >> plscal.pred{2}
to display the predictions. Likewise, for new test data, if you save the test data, it is in the same field.
to display the predictions. Likewise, for new test data, if you save the test data, it is in the same field.

Latest revision as of 09:40, 9 January 2019

Issue:

How do I retrieve and display predictions from a model structure in the command window?

Possible Solutions:

The predictions are stored in the .pred field of a model or prediction/test structure (this is the model or test saved from a GUI or output by a command-line function). For a regression method, the y-block predictions are in the second cell (the first cell is generally empty). If you model is named plscal, you can use:

>> plscal.pred{2}

to display the predictions. Likewise, for new test data, if you save the test data, it is in the same field.


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