as.theta: Coerce a list to a theta object
In GMCM: Fast Estimation of Gaussian Mixture Copula Models

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A function that attempts to coerce a theta-like list into a proper formatted object of class theta.

1	as.theta(x)

`x`	A theta-like object that can be coerced.

First, if the list is of length 3 and not 5, the number of components and dimension is assumed to be missing and added. Secondly, the class is added. Thirdly, names are added if needed. Next, matrix means and array covariances are coerced to list form. Covariances on array form are assumed to be d by d by m. Means on matrix form are as assumed to be d by m. I.e. rows correspond to the dimensions and columns to components, or the mean vectors as column vectors. Finally, the sum constraint of 1 for the mixture proportions is enforced.

A theta object. See rtheta.

m <- 2
d <- 3
x <- list(m = m,
          d = d,
          pie = c(0.5, 0.5),
          mu = list(comp1=rep(0,d), comp2=rep(1,d)),
          sigma = list(comp1=diag(d), comp2=diag(d)))
print(x)
theta <- as.theta(x)
print(theta)

x2 <- unname(list( # Unnamed
  # missing m and d
  pie = c(1, 1),   # Does not sum to 1
  mu = simplify2array(list(comp1=rep(0,d), comp2=rep(1,d))), # matrix, not a list
  sigma = simplify2array(list(comp1=diag(d), comp2=diag(d)))  # array, not a list
))
theta2 <- as.theta(x2)
print(theta2)