pcal1: PCA-L1

In pcaL1: L1-Norm PCA Methods

PCA-L1

Description

Performs a principal component analysis using the algorithm PCA-L1 given by Kwak (2008).

Usage

pcal1(X, projDim=1, center=TRUE, projections="none", initialize="l2pca")

Arguments

X	data, must be in matrix or table form.
projDim	number of dimensions to project data into, must be an integer, default is 1.
center	whether to center the data using the median, default is TRUE.
projections	whether to calculate reconstructions and scores using the L1 norm ("l1") the L2 norm ("l2") or not at all ("none", default).
initialize	initial guess for first component. Options are: "l2pca" - use traditional PCA/SVD, "maxx" - use the point with the largest norm, "random" - use a random vector. The user can also provide a vector as the initial guess.

Details

The calculation is performed according to the algorithm described by Kwak (2008). The method is a locally-convergent algorithm for finding successive directions of maximum L1 dispersion.

Value

'pcal1' returns a list with class "pcal1" containing the following components:

loadings	the matrix of variable loadings. The matrix has dimension ncol(X) x projDim. The columns define the projected subspace.
scores	the matrix of projected points. The matrix has dimension nrow(X) x projDim.
dispExp	the proportion of L1 dispersion explained by the loadings vectors. Calculated as the L1 dispersion of the score on each component divided by the L1 dispersion in the original data.
projPoints	the matrix of projected points in terms of the original coordinates (reconstructions). The matrix has dimension nrow(X) x ncol(X).

References

Kwak N. (2008) Principal component analysis based on L1-norm maximization, IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 30: 1672-1680. DOI:10.1109/TPAMI.2008.114

Examples

##for 100x10 data matrix X, 
## lying (mostly) in the subspace defined by the first 2 unit vectors, 
## projects data into 1 dimension.
X <- matrix(c(runif(100*2, -10, 10), rep(0,100*8)),nrow=100) +
                matrix(c(rep(0,100*2),rnorm(100*8,0,0.1)),ncol=10)
mypcal1 <- pcal1(X)

##projects data into 2 dimensions.
mypcal1 <- pcal1(X, projDim=2, center=FALSE, projections="l1")

## plot first two scores
plot(mypcal1$scores)

pcaL1 documentation built on Jan. 22, 2023, 1:55 a.m.