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poisRegMisrepEM <- function(formula, v_star, data, lambda = c(0.6,0.4), epsilon = 1e-08, maxit = 10000, maxrestarts = 20, verb = FALSE) {
# Simple checks to make sure the response and the v_star
# variable are contained within the data object;
if(!any(v_star == colnames(data))){
stop(paste("variable", v_star, "not present in dataframe" ))
}
# The name of the misrepresented variable;
v_star_name <- v_star
# v_star object needs to be a vector of 1's and 0's,
# with class 'numeric'
# Note that v_star changes from being a character to a vector
v_star <- data[, v_star_name]
# If v_star is a numeric, then do nothing
if(is.numeric(v_star)){
}else{
# But if it isn't numeric, then check to see if it's class is factor;
if(is.factor(v_star)){
# This is a safe way of coercing a factor to a numeric, while
# retaining the original numeric vales
v_star <- as.numeric(levels(v_star))[v_star]
}else{
# and if it's not numeric, and not a factor, then something is
# seriously wrong;
stop("v_star variable must be of class 'factor' or 'numeric'")
}
}
# The v_star variable needs to be binary (has 2 unique values)
if(length(unique(v_star)) != 2){
stop("v_star variable must contain two unique values")
}
# Furthermore, the two unique values must be 0/1;
if(sort(unique(v_star))[1] != 0 | sort(unique(v_star))[2] != 1){
stop("v_star variable must be coded with ones and zeroes")
}
# Check to see if user supplied lambda vector is valid;
if(sum(lambda) != 1){
stop("Lambda vector must sum to one")
}
if(length(lambda) != 2){
stop("Lambda vector must contain two elements")
}
# Check to see if the design matrix is degenerate;
if( !is.null(alias(lm(formula = formula, data = data))$Complete) ){
stop("Linear dependencies exist in the covariates")
}
# obtain initial values
naive <- glm(formula = formula, data = data, family="poisson"(link='log'), x = TRUE, y = TRUE)
# This is a final error check that is done to ensure that the v* variable is
# also included in the formula specification;
if( any(colnames(naive$x) == v_star_name) ){
}else{
stop("v_star variable must be specified in 'formula'")
}
coef.reg <-naive$coefficients
theta <- coef.reg
x <- model.matrix(object = terms(formula), data = data)
# This other design matrix is made by first setting the v* column within the dataframe
# to be fixed at one.
data[,v_star_name] <- 1
# Notice capital X
X <- model.matrix(object = terms(formula), data = data)
if( length(theta[ -grep(v_star_name, names(theta)) ]) == 1 ){
xbeta <- as.vector(x[, -grep(v_star_name, colnames(x)) ] * theta[ -grep(v_star_name, names(theta)) ] )
}else{
xbeta <- as.vector(x[, -grep(v_star_name, colnames(x)) ] %*% theta[ -grep(v_star_name, names(theta)) ] )
}
iter <- 0
diff <- epsilon+1
attempts <- 1
# The response
y <- naive$y
n <- length(y)
# observed loglikelihood (partial LL, eq. 3 from Akakpo, Xia, Polansky 2018).
obs.ll <- function(lambda,coef){
sum(v_star*dpois(x = y, lambda = exp(x %*% coef), log = TRUE))+
as.numeric(mylogLikePoisMix(y = as.matrix(y[v_star==0]), mean = list(exp(x %*% coef)[v_star==0], exp(X %*% coef)[v_star==0]), pi = lambda))
} # fixed the issue of numerical under-flow for log-likelihood of Poisson mixture
# M step loglikelihood
mstep.ll <- function(theta,z){
-sum( dpois(x = y[v_star==1], lambda = exp(x %*% theta)[v_star==1], log = TRUE))-
sum((1-z[v_star==0])*dpois(x = y[v_star==0], lambda = exp(X %*% theta)[v_star==0], log = TRUE)+
z[v_star==0] *dpois(x = y[v_star==0], lambda = exp(x %*% theta)[v_star==0], log = TRUE))
}
old.obs.ll <- obs.ll(lambda, coef.reg)
ll <- old.obs.ll
# Number of digits (to the right of decimal point) printed to console will
# depend on default user settings;
num_digits <- getOption("digits")
while(diff > epsilon && iter < maxit){
# E-step
# For solving the numerical under-flow issue for log-likelihood of Poisson mixture
log.dens1 <- log(lambda[1]) + dpois(x = y, lambda = exp(xbeta), log = TRUE)
log.dens1dens2 <- log.dens1
for(i in 1:length(log.dens1dens2)){
log.dens1dens2[i] <- as.numeric(mylogLikePoisMix(y = as.matrix(y[i]), pi = lambda, mean = list(exp(xbeta[i]), exp(X[i,] %*% theta) ) ))
}
z <- exp(log.dens1-log.dens1dens2)
lambda.hat <- c(mean(z[v_star==0]), (1-mean(z[v_star==0])))
#Non-linear minimization
m <- try(suppressWarnings(nlm(f = mstep.ll, p = theta, z = z)), silent = TRUE)
theta.hat <- m$estimate
# Annoyingly, nlm() does not provide m$estimate as a named vector,
# which consequently makes updating the xbeta object impossible.
names(theta.hat) <- names(theta)
new.obs.ll <- obs.ll(lambda.hat, theta.hat)
diff <- new.obs.ll-old.obs.ll
old.obs.ll <- new.obs.ll
ll <- c(ll,old.obs.ll)
lambda <- lambda.hat
theta <- theta.hat
if( length(theta[ -grep(v_star_name, names(theta)) ]) == 1 ){
xbeta <- as.vector(x[, -grep(v_star_name, colnames(x)) ] * theta[ -grep(v_star_name, names(theta)) ] )
}else{
xbeta <- as.vector(x[, -grep(v_star_name, colnames(x)) ] %*% theta[ -grep(v_star_name, names(theta)) ] )
}
iter <- iter+1
# If TRUE, print EM routine updates to the console;
if(verb){
message("iteration = ", iter,
" log-lik diff = ", format(diff, nsmall = num_digits),
" log-like = ", format(new.obs.ll, nsmall = num_digits) )
}
# stop execution and throw an error if the max iterations has been reached,
# and if the max num. of attempts has been made;
if(iter == maxit && attempts == maxrestarts){
stop("NOT CONVERGENT! Failed to converge after ", attempts, " attempts", call. = F)
}
# If the max iterations is reached, but we can make another attempt, then
# restart the EM routine with new mixing prop., but only notify user
# of this if verb = TRUE
if(iter == maxit && attempts < maxrestarts){
if(verb){
warning("Failed to converge. Restarting with new mixing proportions", immediate. = TRUE,
call. = FALSE)
}
# Update the number of attempts made.
attempts <- attempts + 1
# Reset iter to zero
iter <- 0
cond <- TRUE
while(cond){
lambda.new <- c(0,0)
lambda.new[2] <- runif(1)
lambda.new[1] <- 1-lambda.new[2]
if(min(lambda.new) < 0.15){
cond <- TRUE
lambda <- lambda.new
}else{
cond <- FALSE
}
}
# With the new mixing proportions, re-calculate the old.obs.ll,
old.obs.ll <- obs.ll(lambda, coef.reg)
ll <- old.obs.ll
}
}
message("number of iterations = ", iter)
# Make empty Hessian matrix;
hess <- matrix(data = 0, nrow = length(theta) + 1, ncol = length(theta) + 1,
dimnames = list( c("lambda", names(theta)), c("lambda", names(theta)) ) )
# Element (1,1)
hess[1,1] <- -sum( (1-v_star) * ( ( exp(0.5*(exp(x%*%theta) - exp(X%*%theta)) + 0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta) - exp( 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta)) + 0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta ) ) / ( lambda[2]*exp(0.5*(exp(x%*%theta) - exp(X%*%theta)) + 0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta) + lambda[1] * exp( 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta)) + 0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta ) ) )^2 )
# Main diagonal elements pertaining to regression coefficients;
for(j in 1:ncol(x)){
k <- j
hess[k + 1, j + 1] <- sum(-v_star*x[,j]*x[,k]*exp(x%*%theta)
-(1-v_star)* ( lambda[2]^2 * X[,j]*X[,k] * ( (exp(0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(x%*%theta)-exp(X%*%theta)) + 0.5*X%*%theta))/( lambda[2]*exp(0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(x%*%theta)-exp(X%*%theta))) + lambda[1]*exp(0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta))) ) )^2
+ lambda[1]^2*x[,j]*x[,k] * ( (exp(0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta)) + 0.5*x%*%theta) )/ ( lambda[2]*exp(0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(x%*%theta)-exp(X%*%theta))) + lambda[1]*exp(0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta))) ) )^2
-lambda[2]*lambda[1]*( ( x[,k]*(y-exp(x%*%theta))-X[,k]*(y-exp(X%*%theta)) )*( x[,j]*(y-exp(x%*%theta)) - X[,j]*(y-exp(X%*%theta)) ) - x[,j]*x[,k]*exp(x%*%theta) - X[,j]*X[,k]*exp(X%*%theta) ) * ( 1/( lambda[2]*exp(0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(x%*%theta)-exp(X%*%theta))) + lambda[1]*exp(0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta))) ) )^2 ) )
}
# Off diagonal elements pertaining to regression coefficients;
for(i in 1:choose(ncol(x),2)){
j <- combn(x = 1:ncol(x), m = 2)[1,i]
k <- combn(x = 1:ncol(x), m = 2)[2,i]
hess[k + 1, j + 1] <- sum(-v_star*x[,j]*x[,k]*exp(x%*%theta)
-(1-v_star)* ( lambda[2]^2 * X[,j]*X[,k] * ( (exp(0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(x%*%theta)-exp(X%*%theta)) + 0.5*X%*%theta))/( lambda[2]*exp(0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(x%*%theta)-exp(X%*%theta))) + lambda[1]*exp(0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta))) ) )^2
+ lambda[1]^2*x[,j]*x[,k] * ( (exp(0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta)) + 0.5*x%*%theta) )/ ( lambda[2]*exp(0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(x%*%theta)-exp(X%*%theta))) + lambda[1]*exp(0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta))) ) )^2
-lambda[2]*lambda[1]*( ( x[,k]*(y-exp(x%*%theta))-X[,k]*(y-exp(X%*%theta)) )*( x[,j]*(y-exp(x%*%theta)) - X[,j]*(y-exp(X%*%theta)) ) - x[,j]*x[,k]*exp(x%*%theta) - X[,j]*X[,k]*exp(X%*%theta) ) * ( 1/( lambda[2]*exp(0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(x%*%theta)-exp(X%*%theta))) + lambda[1]*exp(0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta))) ) )^2 ) )
hess[j + 1, k + 1] <- sum(-v_star*x[,j]*x[,k]*exp(x%*%theta)
-(1-v_star)* ( lambda[2]^2 * X[,j]*X[,k] * ( (exp(0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(x%*%theta)-exp(X%*%theta)) + 0.5*X%*%theta))/( lambda[2]*exp(0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(x%*%theta)-exp(X%*%theta))) + lambda[1]*exp(0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta))) ) )^2
+ lambda[1]^2*x[,j]*x[,k] * ( (exp(0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta)) + 0.5*x%*%theta) )/ ( lambda[2]*exp(0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(x%*%theta)-exp(X%*%theta))) + lambda[1]*exp(0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta))) ) )^2
-lambda[2]*lambda[1]*( ( x[,k]*(y-exp(x%*%theta))-X[,k]*(y-exp(X%*%theta)) )*( x[,j]*(y-exp(x%*%theta)) - X[,j]*(y-exp(X%*%theta)) ) - x[,j]*x[,k]*exp(x%*%theta) - X[,j]*X[,k]*exp(X%*%theta) ) * ( 1/( lambda[2]*exp(0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(x%*%theta)-exp(X%*%theta))) + lambda[1]*exp(0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta + 0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta))) ) )^2 ) )
}
# Covariances of lambda -- regression coefficients;
for(j in 1:ncol(x)){
hess[j + 1, 1] <- sum( (1-v_star) * (X[,j]*(y-exp(X%*%theta)) - x[,j]*(y-exp(x%*%theta))) * ( 1/( lambda[2]*exp(0.5*(exp(x%*%theta) - exp(X%*%theta)) + 0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta) + lambda[1]*exp(0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta)) + 0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta) ) )^2 )
hess[1, j + 1] <- sum( (1-v_star) * (X[,j]*(y-exp(X%*%theta)) - x[,j]*(y-exp(x%*%theta))) * ( 1/( lambda[2]*exp(0.5*(exp(x%*%theta) - exp(X%*%theta)) + 0.5*y*(X-x)%*%theta) + lambda[1]*exp(0.5*(exp(X%*%theta)-exp(x%*%theta)) + 0.5*y*(x-X)%*%theta) ) )^2 )
}
# FIM is the negative of the Hessian;
FIM <- -hess
# Then find std. errors;
cov.pars.estimates <- solve(FIM)
std.error <- sqrt(diag(cov.pars.estimates))
# Calculate z values
z_vals <- rep(NA, length(theta))
z_vals <- theta / std.error[-1]
# Calculate p-values of regression coefficients.
p_vals <- rep(NA, length(z_vals))
p_vals <- 2 * pnorm(q = abs(z_vals), lower.tail = F)
# AIC, AICc, BIC
# Note that theta does not contain lamdba1, hence the '+1' included.
perf_metrics <- rep(NA, 3)
AIC <- 2 * (length(theta) + 1 - new.obs.ll)
AICc <- AIC + (2 * (length(theta) + 1)^2 + 2 * (length(theta) + 1) )/(n - (length(theta) + 1) - 1)
BIC <- log(n) * (length(theta) + 1) - 2 * new.obs.ll
perf_metrics <- c(AIC, AICc, BIC)
names(perf_metrics) <- c("AIC", "AICc", "BIC")
# Output
a <- list(y = y, lambda = lambda[2], params = theta, loglik = new.obs.ll,
posterior = as.numeric(z), all.loglik = ll, cov.estimates = cov.pars.estimates,
std.error = std.error, z.values = z_vals, p.values = p_vals,
ICs = perf_metrics, ft = "poisRegMisrepEM", formula = formula, v_star_name = v_star_name)
class(a) <- "misrepEM"
a
}
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