R/predict.Bmix.R

Defines functions predict.Bmix

Documented in predict.Bmix

#' Predict Method for Bmix
#' 
#' Predict Method for Binomial Mixtures
#' 
#' The predict method for \code{Bmix} objects will compute means, quantiles or
#' modes of the posterior according to the \code{Loss} argument.  Typically,
#' \code{newdata} would be passed to \code{predict}
#' 
#' @param object fitted object of class "Bmix"
#' @param newdata Values at which prediction is desired
#' @param Loss Loss function used to generate prediction:  Currently supported values:
#' 2 to get mean predictions, 1 to get median predictions, 0 to get modal predictions
#' or any tau in (0,1) to get tau-th quantile predictions.
#' @param newk k values (number of trials) for the predictions 
#' @param ... optional arguments to predict
#' @return A vector of predictions
#' @author Jiaying Gu
#' @keywords nonparametric
#' @export
predict.Bmix <- function(object, newdata, Loss = 2, newk, ...) {
    x <- newdata
    n <- length(x)
    v <- object$x
    fv <- object$y
    k = newk
    if (length(newk)!=length(x)) stop("length(newk) must equal to length(newdata)")
    if(Loss == 2) { # mean case equivalent to object$dy when x == original data
	A <- outer(x, v, function(x, v, k) dbinom(x, size = k, prob = v), 
        k = k)
	xhat <- as.vector((A %*% (fv * v))/(A %*% fv))
    }
    else if(Loss > 0 && Loss <= 1){ #quantile case
	if(Loss == 1) Loss <- 1/2
       A <- outer(x, v, function(x, v, k) dbinom(x, size = k, prob = v), k = k) * outer(rep(1,n), fv)
       B <- apply(A/apply(A,1,sum),1,cumsum) < Loss
       j <- apply(B,2,sum)
       if(any(j == 0)) { # Should only happen when v grid is very restricted
	   j <- j + 1
	   warning("zeros in posterior median indices")
       }
       xhat <- v[j]
    }
    else if(Loss == 0) { # mode case
       A <- outer(x, v, function(x, v, k) dbinom(x, size = k, prob = v), k = k) * outer(rep(1,n),fv)
       xhat <- v[apply(A/apply(A,1,sum),1,which.max)]
    }   
    else 
	stop(paste("Loss", Loss, "not (yet) implemented"))
    xhat
}

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