Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
View source: R/dens.prod.ordi.R
computes the probability of an individual's discrete measurement vector for all latent classes under a multinomial distribution product, eventually taking covariates into account. This is an internal function not meant to be called by the user.
1  | dens.prod.ordi(y.x, param, var.list = NULL)
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 y.x  | 
  a vector   | 
 param  | 
  a list of the parameters alpha (cumulative logistic coefficients), see   | 
 var.list  | 
  a list of integers indicating which covariates (taken from   | 
If there are K latent classes, d measurements and each measurement has S[j] possible values, alpha is a list of d 
elements, each is a K times S[j]+length{var.list[[j]]} matrix. For a class C=k, dens[k]=
   \code{dens[k]=prod_{j=1,...,d}P(Y_j=y_j)}, where P(Y_j=y_j|C=k,X_j=x_j) is
computed from the cumulative logistic coefficients alpha[[j]][k,] and 
covariates x[var.list[[j]]],
The function returns a vector dens of length K,  where
dens[k] is the probability of measurement vector y with covariates x, 
if the individual belongs to class k.
  See Also init.ordi, 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8  | #data
data(ped.ordi)
status <- ped.ordi[,6]
y <- ped.ordi[status==2,7:ncol(ped.ordi)]
#param
data(param.ordi)
#the function applied for measurement of the first individual in the ped.ordi
dens.prod.ordi(y.x=y[1,],param.ordi)
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