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The iris data for LDA / classification is overused and typically mis-applied [1].
Let's use a new data set for our LDA examples and include it in the package. Steinfurth et al. have a paper on classifying penguins by sex using various body measurements [2] which seems like it would make a great example.
Idea from [3]; see also [4-5].
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Skip RNG Set Up
By default, Rcpp transfers the RNG state to and from R when calling into C++. This is a little bit expensive and not necessary for us since we don't use RNGs in C++.
If we change our C++ attributes to // [[Rcpp::export(rng = false)]], things will be a smidge faster. (I'd imagine this is still dwarfed by compute time, but it can't hurt.)
See example at https://github.com/tidyverse/dplyr/b
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