| DataTemporalMap-class | R Documentation |
Class DataTemporalMap object contains the statistical distributions of data estimated at a
specific time period. Both relative and absolute frequencies are included.
Objects of this class are generated automatically by the estimateDataTemporalMap function,
but its construction and extension is open towards fostering its use through external methods.
E.g., one may use additional probability distribution estimation methods, or even construct
compatible DataTemporalMaps for other unstructured data such as images or free text.
A DataTemporalMap object.
probabilityMapv-by-d numerical matrix representing the probability distribution
temporal map (relative frequency).
countsMapv-by-d numerical matrix representing the counts temporal map
(absolute frequency).
datesd-dimensional Date array of the temporal batches.
supportv-by-1 numerical or character matrix representing the support
(the value at each bin) of probabilityMap and countsMap.
variableNamename of the variable (character).
variableTypetype of the variable (character) among "numeric", "character", "Date" and "factor".
periodbatching period among "week", "month" and "year".
# Generation through estimateDataTemporalMap function:
dataset <- read.csv2(system.file("extdata",
"nhdsSubset.csv",
package="EHRtemporalVariability"),
sep = ",",
header = TRUE,
na.strings = "",
colClasses = c( "character", "numeric", "factor",
"numeric" , rep( "factor", 22 ) ) )
datasetFormatted <- EHRtemporalVariability::formatDate(
input = dataset,
dateColumn = "date",
dateFormat = "%y/%m")
probMaps <- estimateDataTemporalMap(data = datasetFormatted,
dateColumnName = "date",
period = "month")
class( probMaps[[1]] )
# Manual generation:
countsMatrix <- matrix(sample.int(25, size = 12*10, replace = TRUE), nrow = 12, ncol = 10)
probabilityMatrix <- sweep(countsMatrix,1,rowSums(countsMatrix),"/")
dates <- seq(Sys.Date(),(Sys.Date()+30*11),30)
x <- new('DataTemporalMap', probabilityMap = probabilityMatrix,
countsMap = countsMatrix, dates = dates, support = data.frame(1:10),
variableName = "example", variableType = "numeric", period = "month")
plotDataTemporalMap(x)
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