Fpop: Fpop

In fpopw: Weighted Segmentation using Functional Pruning and Optimal Partioning

Fpop

Description

Function to run the Fpop algorithm (Maidstone et al. 2016). It uses functional pruning and optimal partionning. It optimizes the L2-loss for a penalty lambda per change.

Usage

Fpop(x, lambda, mini = min(x), maxi = max(x))

Arguments

x	a numerical vector to segment
lambda	the penalty per changepoint (see Maidstone et al. 2016)
mini	minimum mean segment value to consider in the optimisation.
maxi	maximum mean segment value to consider in the optimisation.

Value

return a list with a vector t.est containing the position of the change-points, the number of changes K and, the cost J.est.

Examples

x <- c(rnorm(100), rnorm(10^3)+2, rnorm(1000)+1)
est.sd <- sdDiff(x) ## rough estimate of std-deviation
res <- Fpop(x=x,lambda=2*est.sd^2*log(length(x)))
smt <- getSMT(res)

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