As we are now (see #64) able to fit models with mstop = 0 we should be also able to
The first point might introduce a lot of changes as we cannot assess a vectors zeroth element (hence all risks are shifted by one index). Consequently using the extractor function risk.mboost() might avoid to many changes.
As we are now (see #64) able to fit models with
mstop = 0we should be also able topredictandfittedfor an offset model. Currently, a scalar is returned bu actually a constant vector of offsets might be more suitable. However, we then need to make sure that thesubsetfunction inmboost_fitworks as desired.The first point might introduce a lot of changes as we cannot assess a vectors zeroth element (hence all risks are shifted by one index). Consequently using the extractor function
risk.mboost()might avoid to many changes.