Fixes to mint.block.(s)pls() and predict() functions #368
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a change was made to the values of keepX and keepY returned by mint.block.splsda(), as these were previously incorrect. |
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I've now added 'block.(s)plsda' as a class for 'mint.block.(s)plsda' objects so that plotting functions work. |
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The following changes have been made to both mint.block.pls() and mint.block.spls() so that mint.block.(s)pls model objects can be used with the predict() function.
Additionally, a change was made to the values of keepX and keepY returned by mint.block.spls(), as these were previously incorrect.
Finally, mint.block.spls and mint.block.pls objects are now treated by the predict() function as mint objects.