cgraph: Callback Examples

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Callback Examples

Description

Callback examples for matpow.

Usage

  cgraph(ev,cbinit=FALSE,mindist=FALSE)
  eig(ev,cbinit=FALSE,x=NULL,eps=1e-08)
  mc(ev,cbinit=FALSE,eps=1e-08)
  mexp(ev,cbinit=FALSE,eps=1e-08) 

Arguments

ev	R environment as in the return value of matpow.
cbinit	matpow will first call the callback with cbinit set to TRUE before iterations begin, then to FALSE during iterations.
mindist	if TRUE, the matrix of minimum intervertex distances will be calculated.
x	initial guess for the principal eigenvector.
eps	convergence criterion.

Details

Note that these functions are not called directly. The user specifies the callback function (whether one of the examples here or one written by the user) in his/her call to matpow, which calls the callback after each iteration.

• cgraph: Determines the connectivity of a graph, and optionally the minimum intervertex distance matrix. The matrix m in the call to matpow should be an adjacency matrix, 1s and 0s.

• eig: Calculates the principal eigenvector of the input matrix.

• mc: Calculates the long-run distribution vector for an aperiodic, discrete-time Markov chain; the input matrix is the transition matrix for the chain.

• mexp: Calculates the exponential of the input matrix, as in e.g. expm of the Matrix package.

In cgraph, it is recommended that squaring be set to TRUE in calling matpow, though this cannot be done if the mindist option is used. Use of squaring is unconditionally recommended for eig and mc. Do not use squaring with mexp.

Restrictions: These functions are currently set up only for ordinary R matrix multiplication or use with gputools.

Value

Callback functions don't normally return values, but they usually do maintain data in the R environment ev that is eventually returned by matpow, including the following components as well as the application-independent ones:

• cgraph: Graph connectedness is returned in a boolean component connected. If the mindist option had been chosen, the dists component will show the minimum intervertex distances.

• eig: The x component will be the principal eigenvector.

• mc: The pivec component will be the long-run distribution vector.

• mexp: The esum component will be the matrix exponential.

Examples

## Not run: 
m <- rbind(c(1,0,0,1),c(1,0,1,1),c(0,1,0,0),c(0,0,1,1))
ev <- matpow(m,callback=cgraph,mindist=T)
ev$connected  # prints TRUE
ev$dists  # prints, e.g. that min dist from 1 to 2 is 3
m <- rbind(1:2,3:4)
# allow for 1000 iterations max
ev <- matpow(m,1000,callback=eig,squaring=TRUE)
# how many iterations did we actually need?
ev$i  # only 8
ev$x  # prints eigenvec; check by calling R's eigen()

## End(Not run)

matpow documentation built on March 18, 2022, 7:41 p.m.