MappingQuality: Faithfulness of mapped distances

In TreeDist: Calculate and Map Distances Between Phylogenetic Trees

Faithfulness of mapped distances

Description

MappingQuality() calculates the trustworthiness and continuity of mapped distances \insertCiteVenna2001,Kaski2003TreeDist. Trustworthiness measures, on a scale from 0–1, the degree to which points that are nearby in a mapping are truly close neighbours; continuity, the extent to which points that are truly nearby retain their close spatial proximity in a mapping.

Usage

MappingQuality(original, mapped, neighbours = 10L)

ProjectionQuality(original, mapped, neighbours = 10L)

Arguments

original, mapped	Square matrix or dist object containing original / mapped pairwise distances.
neighbours	Integer specifying number of nearest neighbours to use in calculation. This should typically be small relative to the number of points.

Value

MappingQuality() returns a named vector of length four, containing the entries: Trustworthiness, Continuity, TxC (the product of these values), and sqrtTxC (its square root).

Author(s)

Martin R. Smith ([e-mail])

References

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See Also

Other tree space functions: Islands(), MSTSegments(), MapTrees(), SpectralEigens(), cluster-statistics, median.multiPhylo()

Examples

library("TreeTools", quietly = TRUE)
trees <- as.phylo(0:10, nTip = 8)
distances <- ClusteringInfoDistance(trees)
mapping <- cmdscale(distances)
MappingQuality(distances, dist(mapping), 4)

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