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esomProjection<-function(WeightVectors,Data,Columns,Lines){
# esomProjection(WeightVectors, Data, Columns, Lines)
# calculates the actual projection for Data with the WeightVectors
#
# INPUT
# WeightVectors(1:m,1:n) WeightVectors that will be trained
# n weights with m components each
# Data(1:m,1:n) vectors to be projected with WeightVectors
# n datapoints with m components each
# Lines Height of the grid
# Columns Width of the grid
#
# OUTPUT
# BestMatches(1:n,1:2) matrix that contains n points with their positions on the grid
# author: Florian Lerch
# details: reimplemented from Databionic ESOM Tools (http://databionic-esom.sourceforge.net)
# esomProjection(WeightVectors, Data, 80, 50)
# get the position on a grid of the closest vector out of WeightVectors to x (based on euclidean distance)
closestVector <- function(x){
distances <- apply(WeightVectors,1,function(y)sum((y-x)^2))
# index of the closest Vector in WeightVectors
bm = which.min(distances)
# get the gridPositions out of the index in WeightVectors
row = ((bm-1) %/% Columns) + 1
col = ((bm-1) %% Columns) + 1
c(row,col)
}
# get the closestVector for each vector out of Data
projection <- t(apply(Data,1,closestVector))
projection
}
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