VDSM_heatmap: VDSM-heatmap.

In VDSM: Visualization of Distribution of Selected Model

Description

Plotting the VDSM-heatmap.

Usage

VDSM_heatmap(
  X,
  f,
  p,
  Anchor.estimate,
  xlim = NULL,
  ylim = NULL,
  Anchor.model = NULL,
  fontsize = NULL
)

Arguments

X	A m*p matrix which contains m different p-dimensional models. All the elements are either 0 or 1.
f	A vector with m elements which represent each model's frequency in X.
p	The number of variate in the model.
Anchor.estimate	An estimation for the anchor model.
xlim	A vector with two elements which determine the range of x-axis in the plot.
ylim	A vector with two elements which determine the range of y-axis in the plot.
Anchor.model	A vector containing p elements with either 1 or 0 value and must be found in X. Default is the model with the highest frequency.
fontsize	Customize the size of the font in the circles, default is 1.5.

Value

A list with components

Heatmap.info	The table includes all the information about each group, i.e., the total possible number of models in the group and the actual existing number of model in the group.
Hplus.histogram	The frequency of Hamming distance plus.
Hminus.weighted.histogram	The frequency of Hamming distance minus-weighted.

Examples

data(exampleX)
X=exampleX
data(examplef)
f=examplef
p=8
Anchor.estimate=c(3,2.5,2,1.5,1,0,0,0)
Heatmap_example1 = VDSM_heatmap(X,f,p,Anchor.estimate)
Heatmap_example2 = VDSM_heatmap(X,f,p,Anchor.estimate,fontsize=3)
Heatmap_example3 = VDSM_heatmap(X,f,p,Anchor.estimate,xlim=c(0,5),ylim=c(0,5),fontsize=3)

VDSM documentation built on April 16, 2021, 9:07 a.m.