crossed4nbn1nbn: creates a crossed-nbn from two /nbn/s

In rbmn: Handling Linear Gaussian Bayesian Networks

creates a crossed-nbn from two /nbn/s

Description

A crossed /nbn/ is a /nbn/ obtained when replacing each node of the first /nbn/ by the second /nbn/ and vice-versa.
Let nn1/nn2 and na1/na2 be the node and arc numbers of the two nbns, the node number of the crossed nbn is nn1*nn2 and its arc number is nn1*na2+nn2*na1.
The regression coefficients attributed to the crossed nbn are the products of the weights (we1/we2) and the regression coefficients of the initial nbn.

Usage

crossed4nbn1nbn(nbn1, nbn2, we1=rep(1, length(nbn1)), we2=rep(1, length(nbn2)),
	  nona=as.vector(outer(names(nbn1), names(nbn2), paste,
	  sep="_")))

Arguments

nbn1	The first generating /nbn/.
nbn2	The second generating /nbn/.
we1	The weight to apply to the nodes of the first generating /nbn/.
we2	The weight to apply to the nodes of the second generating /nbn/.
nona	The node names to give to the crossed /nbn/, the nodes of the nbn1 varying first.

Details

The mu coefficient is the sum of the two corresponding mus of the generating nbn.
The sigma coefficient is the product of the two corresponding sigmas of the generating nbn.
The regression coefficient are directed inherited from the nbn which is duplicated with this arc.

Value

The resulting crossed nbn object.

Examples

 print8nbn(crossed4nbn1nbn(rbmn0nbn.01, rbmn0nbn.04));

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