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Function to produce image plot of 2-dimensional data modeled with 2 separate structure matrices.
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objname |
name of output object produced by |
numcols |
number of shades from the color palette to be used |
col |
color palette to be used in plotting; the default plots high values in green and low values in pink. |
rev.inds |
Should the plotting indices on the two-dimensional plot
be reversed? Setting |
This function plots two two-dimensional plots side-by-side. The left plot is of the raw data input into the CARrampsOcl.fit function, and the right plot is of the estimated means of the posterior distributions of the corresponding random effects.
This function plots two two-dimensional plots side-by-side. The left plot is of the raw data input into the CARrampsOcl.fit function, and the right plot is of the estimated means of the posterior distributions of the corresponding random effects.
Kate Cowles
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data(iowaSW06)
# construct structure matrix
Q1<- makeRW2Q(33) # for rows
Q2<- makeRW2Q(24) # for columns
# dimensions of Q1, Q2, in that order
na<- nrow(Q1)
nb<- nrow(Q2)
Q <- list( list(type="Gen",content=Q1), list(type="Gen",content=Q2) )
# construct the design matrix with with as many columns as there are
# in null space of kronecker prod of Q's
X2 <- cbind( rep(1,nb), 1:nb)
X1 <- cbind( rep(1,na), 1:na)
X <- kronecker( X2, X1)
# parameters of gamma prior densities on tausqy, tausqphi[1], tausqphi[2]
alpha2 = beta2 <- c(.1, .1, .1)
# number of samples
nsamp = 100
#random seed
myseed = 314
output <- CARrampsOcl.fit(alpha=alpha2,
beta=beta2, Q=Q, y=iowaSW06, nsamp=nsamp,
seed=myseed,
fixed = FALSE, randeffs=TRUE, coefs=TRUE,designMat=X,
mult= 50)
# plot the raw data and the posterior means of the site-specific random effects
plot2Q( output, numcols=32, col = rev(terrain.colors(32)), rev.inds = c(FALSE, TRUE))
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