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Which statistics can be used for nominal-nominal correlation?

The available statistics are CHISQ, CRAMERSV, ENTROPY, G2, IV (Information Value), MI (default), NORMMI, and SU.

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On: exploreCorrelation

inference={method="VB", method-specific-parameters}

specifies the inference method to use in the analysis. The value that you specify for the method parameter determines the other parameters that apply. Alias: infer

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On: gmm

What is the `fitData` parameter?

When set to True, specifies that the data to be scored were also used to fit the model. Default: FALSE.

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On: genmodScore

model.model.computedVars.nfd

Specifies the length of the format precision.

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On: IdentifySpeakers

What is the difference between a sliding window and a jumping window aggregation?

By default, the action uses a sliding window. A jumping (or tumbling) window can be enabled by setting the 'jumpingWindow' parameter to TRUE. A jumping window contains multiple intervals and the aggregation is reset when the time range elapses, whereas a sliding window always retains the same number of intervals by shifting one interval at a time.

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On: aggregate