Inner split of the analysis set for fitting a post-processor
inner_split(x, ...)# S3 method for mc_split
inner_split(x, split_args, ...)
# S3 method for group_mc_split
inner_split(x, split_args, ...)
# S3 method for vfold_split
inner_split(x, split_args, ...)
# S3 method for group_vfold_split
inner_split(x, split_args, ...)
# S3 method for boot_split
inner_split(x, split_args, ...)
# S3 method for group_boot_split
inner_split(x, split_args, ...)
# S3 method for val_split
inner_split(x, split_args, ...)
# S3 method for group_val_split
inner_split(x, split_args, ...)
# S3 method for time_val_split
inner_split(x, split_args, ...)
# S3 method for clustering_split
inner_split(x, split_args, ...)
# S3 method for apparent_split
inner_split(x, ...)
An rsplit object.
An rsplit object.
Not currently used.
A list of arguments to be used for the inner split.
rsplit objects live most commonly inside of an rset object. The
split_args argument can be the output of .get_split_args() on that
corresponding rset object, even if some of the arguments used to create the
rset object are not needed for the inner split.
For mc_split and group_mc_split objects, inner_split() will ignore
split_args$times.
For vfold_split and group_vfold_split objects, it will ignore
split_args$times and split_args$repeats. split_args$v will be used to
set split_args$prop to 1 - 1/v if prop is not already set and otherwise
ignored. The method for group_vfold_split will always use
split_args$balance = NULL.
For boot_split and group_boot_split objects, it will ignore
split_args$times.
For val_split, group_val_split, and time_val_split objects, it will
interpret a length-2 split_args$prop as a ratio between the training and
validation sets and split into inner analysis and inner assessment set in
the same ratio. If split_args$prop is a single value, it will be used as
the proportion of the inner analysis set.
For clustering_split objects, it will ignore split_args$repeats.