par.FDTW | R Documentation |
This is an internal function of package FRTM
which allows controlling the parameters to implement the OEB-FDTW in the FRTM method.
par.FDTW(
N = 100,
M = 50,
smin = NULL,
smax = NULL,
alpha_vec = c(0, 0.5, 1),
frac_oeob = 0.1,
eta = 0.5,
iter = 3,
template = "Procrustes",
grid_tem = NULL,
index_tem = NULL,
iter_tem = 2,
lambda = c(0, 10^seq(-8, -2, by = 0.25), 10^5),
threshold = 0.01,
seq_t = seq(0.01, 1, length.out = 100)
)
N |
The number |
M |
The number |
smin |
The minimum values allowed for the first derivative of the warping function |
smax |
The maximum values allowed for the first derivative of the warping function |
alpha_vec |
Grid of values to find the optimal value of |
frac_oeob |
Fraction of |
eta |
Fraction |
iter |
Number of iteration in the iterative refinement to reduce the error associated to the discretization (Deriso and Boyd, 2022). |
template |
If "Procrustes", the Procrustes fitting process is used to select the template function. If |
grid_tem |
If |
index_tem |
If NULL and |
iter_tem |
Number of iterations in the Procrustes fitting process. |
lambda |
Grid of smoothing parameters to evaluate the average curve distance (ACD). |
threshold |
The fraction |
seq_t |
Discretized sequence in the template domain |
F. Centofanti
Deriso, D. and S. Boyd (2022). A general optimization framework for dynamic time warping. Optimization and Engineering, 1-22.
FRTM_PhaseI
library(funcharts)
par.FDTW()
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