graphID.nonHtcID: Check for generic infinite-to-one via the half-trek...

In SEMID: Identifiability of Linear Structural Equation Models

Check for generic infinite-to-one via the half-trek criterion.

Description

Checks if a mixed graph is infinite-to-one using the half-trek criterion presented by Foygel, Draisma, and Drton (2012).

Usage

graphID.nonHtcID(L, O)

Arguments

L	Adjacency matrix for the directed part of the path diagram/mixed graph; an edge pointing from i to j is encoded as L[i,j]=1 and the lack of an edge between i and j is encoded as L[i,j]=0. There should be no directed self loops, i.e. no i such that L[i,i]=1.
O	Adjacency matrix for the bidirected part of the path diagram/mixed graph. Edges are encoded as for the L parameter. Again there should be no self loops. Also this matrix will be coerced to be symmetric so it is only necessary to specify an edge once, i.e. if O[i,j]=1 you may, but are not required to, also have O[j,i]=1.

Value

TRUE if the graph could be determined to be generically non-identifiable, FALSE if this test was inconclusive.

References

Foygel, R., Draisma, J., and Drton, M. (2012) Half-trek criterion for generic identifiability of linear structural equation models. Ann. Statist. 40(3): 1682-1713.

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