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Search for
baselearner
in this package, not in the caller's namespace.When
baselearner
is given as a string, it's limited (bymatch.arg
) to the pre-defined choicesc("bbs", "bols", "btree", "bss", "bns")
. It doesn't make sense to require the caller to import that symbol when we know it's defined in themboost
package anyway.In my case, I'm invoking
mboost
through a third-party package that does cross-validation, so it's impossible for me to importbtree
into that namespace. The only solution is to do a shotgunlibrary(mboost)
to export thebtree
symbol globally, but I'd like to avoid that.I also noticed that the
bname
variable is never used, so I got rid of it.