library(rCISSVAE)
library(reticulate)
## Activate your Python environment
reticulate::use_virtualenv("cissvae_environment", required = TRUE)
## Load full model object
model <- load_cissvae_model(
file = "trained_vae.pt"
)
## Perform imputation on new data
# Make sure your `data` has valid NAs and `clusters` vector is ready
imputed_df <- impute_with_cissvae(
model_py = model,
data = data,
index_col = "index",
columns_ignore = NULL,
clusters = clusters,
imputable_matrix = NULL,
binary_feature_mask = NULL,
val_proportion = 0.1,
replacement_value = 0,
batch_size = 4000L,
seed = 42
)
# `imputed_df` is returned to R as a data.frameIf you have binary variables in your dataset, make sure to define the binary_feature_mask and convert the probabilities for the binary variables into {0, 1} values using desired thresholding.