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.getParamZ0 <- function( Y, bgEst=NA, Y_freq ) {
# encode ty to return numeric vector
# Q -> 1, MM -> 2, NA -> 3
u0 <- length(which(Y==0))
u1 <- length(which(Y==1))
u2 <- length(which(Y==2))
#print( (u0+u1+u2)/length(Y) )
# determine background estimation method
if ( u0>0 & u1>0 & u2>0 ) {
# if we have all of 0, 1, 2, then consider "bgEst"
if ( bgEst=="matchLow" ) {
estMethod <- "matchLow"
} else if ( bgEst=="rMOM" ) {
estMethod <- "rMOM"
} else {
# the case that "bgEst" is not specified:
# if "bgEst" not specified & bins w/ 0, 1, 2 is more than 50%, then use "low"
# otherwise, use "high"
#if ( sum(Y_freq[ as.numeric(names(Y_freq))<=2 ]) / sum(Y_freq) > 0.5 ) {
# estMethod <- "matchLow"
#} else {
# estMethod <- "rMOM"
#}
}
} else {
# if more than one of 0, 1, 2 are missing, then use only "high"
estMethod <- "rMOM"
}
# estimate parameters
if ( estMethod == "matchLow" ) {
# matching 0, 1, 2 counts
#print("matching 0, 1, 2 counts")
r1 <- u1/u0
r2 <- u2/u1
a <- r1/(2*r2-r1)
b <- 1/(2*r2-r1)-1
#ty <- 'Q'
ty <- 1
mean0 <- mean(Y)
var0 <- var(Y)
if( a<=0 || b<=0 || a==Inf || b==Inf ) {
# MOM, if a & b estimates based non 0, 1, 2 counts are improper
# - use all observations, assuming that pi0>=1.
if( !is.na(var0) && !is.na(mean0) && var0 > mean0 ) {
# use MOM only when we have proper mean and variance
a <- mean0^2/(var0-mean0)
b <- mean0/(var0-mean0)
#ty <- 'MM'
ty <- 2
} else {
a <- NA
b <- NA
#ty <- NA
ty <- 3
}
}
} else if ( estMethod == "rMOM" ) {
# MOM (mosaics, ver 1.0.2): using robust statistics
# (mosaics, ver 1.0.6): median and MAD for estimates of mean and variance
#print( "rMOM" )
mean0 <- median(Y)
var0 <- ( mad(Y) )^2
if( !is.na(var0) && !is.na(mean0) && var0 > mean0 ) {
# use MOM only when we have proper mean and variance
a <- mean0^2 / (var0-mean0)
b <- mean0 / (var0-mean0)
#ty <- 'MM'
ty <- 2
} else {
a <- NA
b <- NA
#ty <- NA
ty <- 3
}
}
return( c( a, b, mean0, var0, u0, u1, u2, length(Y), ty ) )
}
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