cellcount: Counts the amount of points in each cell after binary...

In BET: Binary Expansion Testing

Counts the amount of points in each cell after binary expansion.

Description

cell.counts returns the amount of data points in each cell getting from binary expansion.

Usage

cell.counts(X, dep, unif.margin = FALSE)

Arguments

X	a matrix to be tested.
dep	depth of the marginal binary expansions.
unif.margin	logicals. If TRUE the data has been uniformed based on empirical cumulative distribution function. Default to be FALSE and the function uniforms the data.

Value

The result is a dataframe with 2 rows and 2^(p*dep) columns, where p is the number of columns of X. The first column is the binary index, the second column is the amount of data points.

Examples

v <- runif(128, -pi, pi)
X1 <- cos(v) + 2.5 * rnorm(128, 0, 1/20)
X2 <- sin(v) + 2.5 * rnorm(128, 0, 1/20)
cell.counts(cbind(X1, X2), 3)

BET documentation built on Sept. 11, 2024, 8:14 p.m.