| simulate_count_data | R Documentation | 
Simulate a counts matrix X such that
X[i,j] is Poisson with rate (mean) Y[i,j], where
Y = tcrossprod(L,F), L is an n x k loadings
(“activations”) matrix, and F is an m x k factors
(“basis vectors”) matrix. The entries of matrix L are
drawn uniformly at random between zero and lmax, and the
entries of matrix F are drawn uniformly at random between 0
and fmax.
simulate_count_data(n, m, k, fmax = 1, lmax = 1, sparse = FALSE)
| n | Number of rows in simulated count matrix. The number of rows should be at least 2. | 
| m | Number of columns in simulated count matrix. The number of columns should be at least 2. | 
| k | Number of factors, or “topics”, used to determine Poisson rates. The number of topics should be 1 or more. | 
| fmax | Factors are drawn uniformly at random between zero and
 | 
| lmax | Loadings are drawn uniformly at random between zero and
 | 
| sparse | If  | 
Note that only minimal argument checking is performed. This function is mainly used to simulate small data sets for the examples and package tests.
The return value is a list containing the counts matrix
X and the factorization, F and L, used to
generate the counts.
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