monomvn.s3 | R Documentation |
Summarizing, printing, and plotting the contents of a
"monomvn"
-class object
## S3 method for class 'monomvn'
summary(object, Si = FALSE, ...)
## S3 method for class 'summary.monomvn'
print(x, ...)
## S3 method for class 'summary.monomvn'
plot(x, gt0 = FALSE, main = NULL,
xlab = "number of zeros", ...)
object |
a |
x |
a |
Si |
boolean indicating whether |
gt0 |
boolean indicating whether the histograms in
|
main |
optional text to be added to the main title of the histograms
produced by the generic |
xlab |
label for the x-axes of the histograms produced by
|
... |
passed to |
These functions work on the output from both monomvn
and bmonomvn
.
print.monomvn
prints the call
followed by a
summary of the regression method used at each iteration of the
algorithm. It also indicates how many completely observed features
(columns) there were in the data.
For non-least-squares regressions (i.e., plsr, lars
and lm.ridge
methods)
and indication of the method used for selecting the
number of components (i.e., CV
, LOO
, etc., or
none
) is provided
summary.monomvn
summarizes information about the
number of zeros in the estimated covariance matrix object$S
and its inverse
print.summary.monomvn
calls print.monomvn
on the object
and then prints the result of
summary.monomvn
plot.summary.monomvn
makes histograms of the number of
zeros in the columns of object$S
and its inverse
summary.monomvn
returns a
"summary.monomvn"
-class object, which is a list
containing (a subset of) the items below. The other
functions do not return values.
obj |
the |
marg |
the proportion of zeros in |
S0 |
a vector containing the number of zeros in each column
of |
cond |
if input |
Si0 |
if input |
There is one further S3 function for "monomvn"
-class
objects that has its own help file: plot.monomvn
Robert B. Gramacy rbg@vt.edu
https://bobby.gramacy.com/r_packages/monomvn/
bmonomvn
, monomvn
,
plot.monomvn
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