pcn | R Documentation |
Using a principal component constructed from the sample space, we simulate
null distributions with univariate Normal distributions using pcn_simulate
.
Then a subset of these distributions is chosen using pcn_select
.
pcn_simulate(data, n.sim = 50)
pcn_select(data.sim, cl, type = c("rep", "range"), int = 5)
data |
data matrix with rows as samples, columns as features |
n.sim |
The number of simulated datasets to simulate |
data.sim |
an object from |
cl |
vector of cluster memberships |
type |
select either the representative dataset ("rep") or a range of datasets ("range") |
int |
every |
pcn_simulate
returns a list of length n.sim
. Each element is a
simulated matrix using this "Principal Component Normal" (pcn) procedure.
pcn_select
returns a list with elements
ranks
: When type = "range"
, ranks of each extracted dataset shown
ind
: index of representative simulation
dat
: simulation data representation of all in pcNormal
Derek Chiu
set.seed(9)
A <- matrix(rnorm(300), nrow = 20)
pc.dat <- pcn_simulate(A, n.sim = 50)
cl <- sample(1:4, 20, replace = TRUE)
pc.select <- pcn_select(pc.dat, cl, "rep")
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