wass.1: Calculate the first Wasserstein metric (Earth Mover's...
In ash129/LAPP: Ligand Analysis with Physicochemical Properties
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
wass.1() takes in two numeric vectors and returns a single numeric distance metric. The
metric is equivalent to the sum of the absolute difference in area between the empirical distribution functions
of the two samples. This total area is found by calculating left Riemann sums.
Usage
1
wass.1(x, y)
Arguments
x
the first sample
y
the second sample
Value
the first Wasserstein distance
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
wass.1() takes in two numeric vectors and returns a single numeric distance metric. The
metric is equivalent to the sum of the absolute difference in area between the empirical distribution functions
of the two samples. This total area is found by calculating left Riemann sums.
Usage
1 | wass.1(x, y)
|
Arguments
x |
the first sample |
y |
the second sample |
Value
the first Wasserstein distance
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