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adapt_fast_ICA()
and fast_ICA2()
are wrappers for fICA::adapt_fICA and fICA::fICA that only run in C, and return a transposed
version
of the original estimated unmixing matrix in W, and the mixing matrix A,
consistent with the formulation X= S %*% A
, where X is the matrix of data with
N_samples by N_channels, and S is a matrix of sources with N_samples by N_sources.
They are meant to be used with eeg_ica()
. In order to save memory, these wrappers do not
return the estimated
source components.
adapt_fast_ICA(
X,
gs = fICA::gf,
dgs = fICA::dgf,
kj = 0,
eps = 1e-06,
maxiter = 1000
)
fast_ICA2(
X,
g = "tanh",
dg = NULL,
G = NULL,
init = NULL,
n.init = 1,
method = "def",
eps = 1e-06,
maxiter = 1000
)
X |
A matrix of data frame. |
gs |
a list of functions containing the nonlinearities. |
dgs |
a list of functions containing the first derivatives of the nonlinearities. |
kj |
defines the initial estimate of the unmixing matrix, see details. |
eps |
convergence tolerance. |
maxiter |
maximum number of iterations. |
g |
the nonlinearity, tanh by default, see details. |
dg |
the first derivative of the nonlinearity, see details. |
G |
the integral function of the nonlinearity, see details. |
init |
a numeric matrix for the initial value of the algorithm |
n.init |
a positive integer for the number of initial values in symmetric algorithms, see details. |
method |
squared symmetric ( |
A list with the unmixing matrix W and the mixing matrix A.
Other ica methods:
fast_ICA()
,
ica_matrix_lst()
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