tests/demo/demo_parana.R

# This script is used for fitting different matern models using Parana data
############################### Create INLA mesh
{
  library(INLA)
  library(splancs)
  library(lattice)
  library(ggplot2)
  library(grid)
  library(gridExtra)
  library(viridis)

  # read data
  data(PRprec)
  data(PRborder)

  str(PRprec)
  str(PRborder)

  # maps
  plot(PRborder[, 1], PRborder[, 2], type = "l")
  # plot the seashore
  lines(PRborder[1034:1078, 1], PRborder[1034:1078, 2], col = 2, lwd = 2)

  # create mesh
  coords <- as.matrix(PRprec[, 1:2])
  prdomain <- inla.nonconvex.hull(coords, -0.03, -0.05, resolution = c(100, 100))
  prmesh <- fmesher::fm_mesh_2d(boundary = prdomain, max.edge = c(0.45, 1), cutoff = 0.2)
  prmesh2 <- fmesher::fm_mesh_2d(coords, max.edge = c(0.45, 1), cutoff = 0.2)
  plot(prmesh)

  # monthly mean at each location
  colnames(PRprec)
  Y <- rowMeans(PRprec[, 3 + 1:31]) # January
  any(is.na(Y))

  ind <- !is.na(Y) # non-NA index
  sum(ind)
  Y <- Y[ind]

  coords <- as.matrix(PRprec[ind, 1:2])
  seaDist <- apply(spDists(coords, PRborder[1034:1078, ],
    longlat = TRUE
  ), 1, min)

  ggplot() +
    geom_point(aes(
      x = coords[, 1], y = coords[, 2],
      colour = Y
    ), size = 2, alpha = 1) +
    scale_color_gradientn(colours = viridis(100)) +
    geom_path(aes(x = PRborder[, 1], y = PRborder[, 2])) +
    geom_path(aes(x = PRborder[1034:1078, 1], y = PRborder[
      1034:1078,
      2
    ]), colour = "red")
}
############################### Matern model and predict location
{
  # matern model
  library(ngme2)
  matern_spde <- model_matern(
    loc = coords,
    mesh = prmesh
  )

  # make prediction at locations
  projgrid <- inla.mesh.projector(
    prmesh,
    xlim = range(PRborder[, 1]),
    ylim = range(PRborder[, 2]),
    dims = c(300, 200)
  )
  # get the points inside the boundary idx
  xy.in <- inout(projgrid$lattice$loc, cbind(PRborder[, 1], PRborder[, 2]))
  coord.prd <- projgrid$lattice$loc[xy.in, ]

  plot(coord.prd, type = "p", cex = 0.1)
  lines(PRborder)
  points(coords[, 1], coords[, 2], pch = 19, cex = 0.5, col = "red")

  dim(coord.prd)
  coord.prd.df <- data.frame(
    x1 = coord.prd[, 1],
    x2 = coord.prd[, 2]
  )
  coordinates(coord.prd.df) <- c("x1", "x2")

  # compute the distance to the shore
  seaDist.prd <- apply(spDists(coord.prd,
    PRborder[1034:1078, ],
    longlat = TRUE
  ), 1, min)
  coord.prd.df$seaDist <- seaDist.prd
  str(coord.prd.df)
  head(coord.prd.df)
}


################ case 1. spde_nig + normal measurement nosie
{
  out_nig_norm <- ngme(
    formula = Y ~ 1 +
      f(inla.group(seaDist), model = "rw1", noise = noise_normal(), name = "rw") +
      f(model = matern_spde, noise = noise_nig(), name = "spde1"),
    data = list(
      Y = Y
    ),
    family = noise_normal(),
    control = control_opt(
      estimation = T,
      iterations = 1000,
      n_min_batch = 4,
      n_batch = 10,
      std_lim = 0.1,
      n_parallel_chain = 4,
      print_check_info = TRUE
    ),
    # debug = TRUE,
    seed = 16
  )
  out_nig_norm
  traceplot(out_nig_norm, name = "rw")
  traceplot(out_nig_norm, name = "spde1")

  { # make prediction
    head(coord.prd.df@coords)
    preds <- predict(out_nig_norm, loc = list(
      rw = seaDist.prd,
      spde1 = coord.prd.df@coords
    ))

    pred_df <- data.frame(
      x1 = coord.prd[, 1],
      x2 = coord.prd[, 2],
      preds = preds
    )
    ggplot(pred_df, aes(x = x1, y = x2, fill = preds)) +
      geom_raster() +
      scale_fill_viridis()
  }
}

################ case 2. spde_nig + spde_normal + normal measurement nosie
{
  out_nig_norm_norm <- ngme(
    formula = Y ~ 1 +
      f(inla.group(seaDist), model = "rw1", noise = noise_normal(), name = "rw") +
      f(model = matern_spde, noise = noise_nig(), name = "spde1") +
      f(model = matern_spde, noise = noise_normal(), name = "spde2"),
    data = list(
      Y = Y
    ),
    family = noise_normal(),
    control = control_opt(
      estimation = T,
      iterations = 1000,
      n_min_batch = 4,
      n_batch = 10,
      std_lim = 0.1,
      n_parallel_chain = 4,
      print_check_info = TRUE
    ),
    # debug = TRUE,
    seed = 16
  )
  traceplot(out_nig_norm_norm_2, name = "rw")
  traceplot(out_nig_norm_norm_2, name = "spde1")

  { # make prediction
    str(coord.prd.df@coords)
    preds <- predict(out_nig_norm_norm_2, loc = list(
      rw = seaDist.prd,
      spde1 = coord.prd.df@coords,
      spde2 = coord.prd.df@coords
    ))

    pred_df <- data.frame(
      x1 = coord.prd[, 1],
      x2 = coord.prd[, 2],
      preds = preds
    )
    ggplot(pred_df, aes(x = x1, y = x2, fill = preds)) +
      geom_raster() +
      scale_fill_viridis()
  }
}

################ case 3. spde_nig + spde_normal + normal measurement nosie
{
  out_normnig_norm <- ngme(
    formula = Y ~ 1 +
      f(inla.group(seaDist), model = "rw1", noise = noise_normal(), name = "rw") +
      f(model = matern_spde, noise = noise_normal_nig(), name = "spde1"),
    data = list(
      Y = Y
    ),
    family = noise_normal(),
    control = control_opt(
      estimation = T,
      iterations = 1000,
      n_min_batch = 4,
      n_batch = 10,
      std_lim = 0.1,
      n_parallel_chain = 4,
      print_check_info = TRUE
    ),
    # debug = TRUE,
    seed = 16
  )
  traceplot(out_normnig_norm, name = "rw")
  traceplot(out_normnig_norm, name = "spde1")

  { # make prediction
    str(coord.prd.df@coords)
    preds <- predict(out_normnig_norm, loc = list(
      rw = seaDist.prd,
      spde1 = coord.prd.df@coords
    ))

    pred_df <- data.frame(
      x1 = coord.prd[, 1],
      x2 = coord.prd[, 2],
      preds = preds
    )
    ggplot(pred_df, aes(x = x1, y = x2, fill = preds)) +
      geom_raster() +
      scale_fill_viridis()
  }
}

# cross validation
cross_validation(out_nig_norm, k = 5, N = 500, print = TRUE)
cross_validation(out_nig_norm_norm, k = 5, N = 500, print = TRUE)
cross_validation(out_normnig_norm, k = 5, N = 500, print = TRUE)

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