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#' @importFrom stats acf ar pnorm var
#' @useDynLib HDTSA
#' @importFrom Rcpp sourceCpp
#' @importFrom Rcpp evalCpp
#' @import Rcpp
#'
permutationFDR <- function(X,prewhiten=TRUE, beta, m=NULL, verbose = FALSE) {
# X: nxp data matrix
# m: maximum lag used in multipe test for each pair components
# beta: the error rate in FDR
# R: upper bound of AR-order in prewhitenning
## Step 0: prewhiten each columns of X
if(is.null(m)) m <- 10
#if(is.null(beta)) beta <- 10^(-8)
p=ncol(X)
n=nrow(X)
if(prewhiten)
{
R <- 5
arOrder=rep(0, p)
for(j in 1:p) {
t=ar(X[,j], order.max=R)
X[,j]=t$resid
arOrder[j]=t$order }
j=max(arOrder)
X=X[(j+1):n,]
n=n-j
}
## Step 1: for each 1\le j < i \le p, calculate P-value for the multiple test
## for H_0
sqn=sqrt(n); m2=2*m+1
rho=acf(X,lag.max=m, plot=F) # rho$acf is an (m+1)xpxp array
p0=p*(p-1)/2 # total number of pairs of component series
Pv=vector(mode="numeric",length=m2)
M=vector(mode="numeric",length=p0)
# P-value for testing H_0 for i-th and j-th components
for(i in 2:p)
for(j in 1:(i-1)) {
Pv[m2]=2*pnorm(-sqn*abs(rho$acf[1,i,j]))
for(k in 1:(m-1)) { Pv[k]=2*pnorm(-sqn*abs(rho$acf[k+1,i,j]))
Pv[m+k]=2*pnorm(-sqn*abs(rho$acf[k+1,j,i]))
}
Pv=sort(Pv); k=1:m2; Pv=(Pv/k)*m2
M[(i-2)*(i-1)/2+j]=min(Pv)
# P-value for multiple test for H_0 for (i,j) pairs
}
# For a pxp matrix, stack rows below the main diagoal together,
# the (i,j)-th element, for i>j, is in the position (i-2)*(i-1)/2+j
# cat("STEP1","\n")
## Step 2: Apply FDR to identify r -- the number of connected pairs
Ms=sort.int(M, index.return=T)
# Ms$x are sorted P-values in ascending order, Ms$ix are the corresponding indices in M
# cat(Ms$x, "\n\n")
M=(Ms$x)*p0/beta
# cat(M, "\n\n")
Nn=1:p0
r=Nn[M<=Nn]; j=length(r); if(j==0) stop("All component series are linearly independent")
r=r[j]
# cat("STEP2","\n")
## Step 3: find the pairs corresponding to the r maximum max_k |\rho(k)|
h=mat.or.vec(p,1)
for(i in 2:p) h[i]=(i-2)*(i-1)/2
Inx=mat.or.vec(p,p); I=2:p
for(k in 1:r) {
q=I[(Ms$ix[k]-h[I])>0]
s=length(q)
i=q[s]
j=Ms$ix[k]-h[i]
Inx[i,j]=1}
# Now the entrices of Inx equal 1 are the positions with (i,j) connected,
# and all other entrices are 0
# cat("STEP3","\n")
## Step 4: picking up the grouping from each columns of Inx, mark column with Index=1
## with a group with at least two members, and Index=0 otherwise
G=mat.or.vec(p,p-1);
Index=rep(0,p-1)
N=rep(0,p-1)
# G[,j] records the components (from j-th column of Inx) to be grouped together with j
for(j in 1:(p-1)) { k=1
for(i in (j+1):p) if(Inx[i,j]>0) { k=k+1; G[k,j]=i}
if(k>1) { G[1,j]=j; Index[j]=1; N[j]=k }
}
# cat("STEP4","\n")
## Step 5: combining together any two groups obtained in Step 4 sharing
## the same component
check=1
while(check>0) { check=0
for(i in 1:(p-2)) { if(Index[i]==0) next
for(j in (i+1):(p-1)) { if(Index[j]==0) next
a=G[,i][G[,i]>0]; b=G[,j][G[,j]>0]
c=c(a, b); d=length(c[duplicated(c)])
if(d>0) { # there are duplicated elements in a & b
a=unique(c) # picking up different elements from G[,i] & G[,j]
G[,i]=0; G[1:length(a),i]=sort(a); Index[j]=0
N[i]=length(a); N[j]=0;
check=1;
}
}
}
# cat("d=", d, "\n")
}
# cat("STEP5","\n")
## Step 6: Output
K=length(Index[Index==1])
if(K==0)
output=list(NoGroups=0)
else {
Group=matrix(0,p,K)
k=1
for(j in 1:(p-1)) { if(Index[j]==1) { Group[,k]=G[,j]; k=k+1} }
one_mem = which(!(c(1:p) %in% Group))
N2 = length(one_mem)
if(N2>0)Group = cbind(Group,rbind(t(one_mem),matrix(0, p-1, N2)))[1:max(N),]
else Group = as.matrix(Group[1:max(N),])
q_block = K+N2
Nosmem = c(N[N>0],rep(1,N2))
if(verbose){
cat("\n"); cat("Number of groups", q_block, "\n")
cat("Number of members in those groups:", Nosmem, "\n")
for(i in c(1:q_block)){
cat("Groups",i,": contains these columns index of the zt:", drop(Group[,i]), "\n")
}
cat("Omit groups that have only one member\n")
}
colnames(Group) <- paste("Group", c(1:q_block))
output=list(NoGroups=q_block, No_of_Members=Nosmem,
Groups=Group)
}
}
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