Description Usage Arguments Value
Send the results of the simulation to the master node
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 | register_simulation_outcomes(
scenario_uid,
iteration_uid,
PD_subj,
emiss_mu_bar,
gamma_prob_bar,
emiss_var_bar,
emiss_varmu_bar,
credible_interval,
label_switch,
state_order,
uid = getOption("sleepsimR_uid")
)
|
scenario_uid |
string. unique id of the current simulation scenario |
iteration_uid |
string. unique id of the iteration of the current scenario |
PD_subj |
list. The length of this list is equal to the number of subjects. It contains the subject-specific parameter estimates of the state-dependent means for each emission distribution. For more information, see return objects from mHMM_cont. |
emiss_mu_bar |
list. The length of this list is equal to the number of dependent variables. Each element of the list is a numeric vector that is equal to the number of hidden states, the value of which is the Maximum A Posteriori (MAP) estimate of that parameter. |
emiss_var_bar |
list. The length of this list is equal to the number of dependent variables. Each element of the list is a numeric vector that is equal to the number of hidden states, the value of which is the Maximum A Posteriori (MAP) estimate of that parameter. |
emiss_varmu_bar |
list. The length of this list is equal to the number of dependent variables. Each element of the list is a numeric vector that is equal to the number of hidden states, the value of which is the Maximum A Posteriori (MAP) estimate of that parameter. |
credible_interval |
list. The length of this list is equal to the number of dependent variables plus one. The elements of the list are (in this order): (1) a list containing m x m elements with the lower and upper 95% CI of the between-subject TPM intercepts (gamma_int_bar), (2) n_dep lists containing m elements with the lower and upper 95% CI of the between-subject emission distributions. |
label_switch |
Numeric vector of length m x n_dep. |
state_order |
List with n_dep numeric vectors containing integers indicating the ordering of the state means (as per the start values) after handing it off to run_mHMM. To detect label switching, the order of hyperprior means and start values are ranked from low to high. However, this is annoying when comparing estimated means to the ground-truth values (because they have not been ordered). |
uid |
unique id of this container |
gamma_int_bar |
numeric vector. m x m values where m is the number of hidden states. |
if successful, a message telling the container to shut down.
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