Warning message in pec function using rfsrc model in R











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I have used Random Survival Forest function from randomForestSRC package on a traindata and then to calculate Brier Score on testing set I have used pec function from pec package as follows:



PredError <- pec::pec(object=model,
formula=frmla, cens.model="cox",
data=testdata, verbose=F, maxtime=1000,testIBS=TRUE)


The function returns this warning message:



In fitter(X, Y, strata = Strata, offset = offset, weights = weights,  :
Ran out of iterations and did not converge


Can someone help me to understand the meaning?










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    I have used Random Survival Forest function from randomForestSRC package on a traindata and then to calculate Brier Score on testing set I have used pec function from pec package as follows:



    PredError <- pec::pec(object=model,
    formula=frmla, cens.model="cox",
    data=testdata, verbose=F, maxtime=1000,testIBS=TRUE)


    The function returns this warning message:



    In fitter(X, Y, strata = Strata, offset = offset, weights = weights,  :
    Ran out of iterations and did not converge


    Can someone help me to understand the meaning?










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      I have used Random Survival Forest function from randomForestSRC package on a traindata and then to calculate Brier Score on testing set I have used pec function from pec package as follows:



      PredError <- pec::pec(object=model,
      formula=frmla, cens.model="cox",
      data=testdata, verbose=F, maxtime=1000,testIBS=TRUE)


      The function returns this warning message:



      In fitter(X, Y, strata = Strata, offset = offset, weights = weights,  :
      Ran out of iterations and did not converge


      Can someone help me to understand the meaning?










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      I have used Random Survival Forest function from randomForestSRC package on a traindata and then to calculate Brier Score on testing set I have used pec function from pec package as follows:



      PredError <- pec::pec(object=model,
      formula=frmla, cens.model="cox",
      data=testdata, verbose=F, maxtime=1000,testIBS=TRUE)


      The function returns this warning message:



      In fitter(X, Y, strata = Strata, offset = offset, weights = weights,  :
      Ran out of iterations and did not converge


      Can someone help me to understand the meaning?







      r warnings survival-analysis






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