utild2bin: Matrix Binarizer

In stheoreme: Klimontovich's S-Theorem Algorithm Implementation and Data Preparation Tools

Description

Function utild2bin is applied to a pair of matrices and convert them to matrices of binaries with a rule specified by user

Usage

utild2bin(d2arr0, d2arr1, method = "mean", trsh = 0, inverted = FALSE)

Arguments

d2arr0	matrix to be binarized
d2arr1	matrix to be binarized
method	method of setting a threshold: method='mean' threshold is mean(c(d2arr0, d2arr1)) for both matrices (used as default) method='imean' setting individual thresholds as mean values method='imed' setting individual thresholds as median values method='i1stQ' setting individual thresholds as 1st quartile values method='i3rdQ' setting individual thresholds as 3rd quartile values method='isubsd' setting individual thresholds as (mean(d2arrN)-sd(d2arrN)) method='iaddsd' setting individual thresholds as (mean(d2arrN)+sd(d2arrN)) method='med' threshold is median(c(d2arr0, d2arr1)) for both method='med0' threshold is median(c(d2arr0)) for both method='med1' threshold is median(c(d2arr1)) for both method='mean0' threshold is mean(c(d2arr0)) for both method='mean1' threshold is mean(c(d2arr1)) for both method='spec' threshold is specified by the 2 numbers of argument trsh individually for matrices
trsh	specifies the individual threshold values for binarizations when method='spec' is chosen. If it contains one number it will be interpreted as one threshold for both matrices
inverted	logical item specifying if the result will be inverted (zeros replaced by ones and ones replaced by zeros) after bianrization

Value

bin0	result of d2arr0 binarization
bin1	result of d2arr1 binarization
counts	summary/report of how the arrays were binarized

Author(s)

Vitaly Efremov <[e-mail]>

See Also

utild1bin

Examples

s0<-array(c(-1,1,3,7,10),c(2,5))
s1<-array(c(1:7), c(7,2))

s0; s1
a<-utild2bin(d2arr0=s0, d2arr1=s1); a
a<-utild2bin(s0, s1, method='isubsd', inverted=TRUE); a
a<-utild2bin(s0, s1, method='spec', trsh=c(-1,2)); a

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