Description Usage Arguments Details
Miscellaneous internal functions for the gensphere package.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 | gs.cone(x, mu, theta0)
gs.elliptical(x, B)
gs.gen.lp.norm(x, p, A)
gs.lp.norm(x,p)
gs.proj.normal(x, mu, sigma)
gs.vfunc.eval(cfunc, x)
gs.pdf2d.plot(gs.dist, xy.grid = seq(-10, 10, 0.1) )
RefineSphericalTessellation(V1, V2)
NearbyPointsOnSphere(x, epsilon)
RotateInNDimensions(x, y)
## S3 method for class 'gensphere.contour'
print(x,...)
## S3 method for class 'gensphere.distribution'
print(x,...)
## S3 method for class 'gensphere.contour'
plot(x,multiplier=1,...)
|
x,y |
vectors representing points in d-dimensional space |
mu |
direction of the mode for a cone/normal bump |
theta0 |
angle between peak of the cone and the base of the cone |
B |
(d x d) positive definite shape matrix |
A |
matrix used to compute || A x ||_p |
p |
power of the l^p norm; p=2 is Euclidean distance |
gs.dist |
object of class "gensphere.distribution" defined by |
xy.grid |
a matrix of (x,y) values in 2-dimensions |
cfunc |
an object of class "gensphere.contour" defined by |
... |
optional arguments to the 2-dimensional plot, e.g. col='red', etc. |
sigma |
scale parameter for a normal bump |
epsilon |
vector of positive numbers where there are points added around a particular direction |
V1,V2 |
matrices of vertices which are joined together to get a refinement of the grid |
multiplier |
a positive number used to scale the contour |
These are undocumented functions that are used internally. The functions
gs.cone
, gs.elliptical
, gs.gen.lp.norm
, gs.lp.norm
,
gs.proj.normal
, gs.vfunc.eval
are used in evalutating a contour function.
RefineSphericalTessellation
, NearbyPointsOnSphere
are used in defining
the tessellation of the contour that identifies bumps and cones.
gs.pdf2d.plot
and the plot/print methods are initial attempts at plotting and
printing a summary of objects.
These functions may change or disappear in the future.
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