#' Multiple-output Bayesian quantile regression model
#'
#' This function checks whether points belong to quantile regions or not, based
#' on estimated models for models with 4 dimensions.
#'
#' @param model This is an object of the class \code{multBQR}, produced by a
#' call to the \code{multBayesQR} function.
#' @param datafile A data.frame from which to find the variables defined in the
#' formula.
#' @param response Names of response variables
#' @param points_y the exact points in Y, in which one wants to find its
#' respective quantile region.
#' @param x_values Fixed value of the predictor variables.
#' @param path_folder The path where all results are stored.
#' @param splines_part Logical value to indicate whether there are splines
#' terms in the equation to draw the quantile contours.
#' @param w_values Value to be considered in the nonlinear part of the model.
#' @param model_name When results will be collected in a folder, this should be
#' the name of the name considered by BayesX to save all tables. Default is
#' 'bayesx.estim'.
#' @param name_var When there is a nonlinear variable from which one wants to
#' consider different values for plotting, this should have the name of the
#' variable.
#' @param adaptive_dir If \code{TRUE}, then directions will take into account
#' the marginal quantiles of each dimension of the response variable.
#' Otherwise, the direction vector are created creating all possible
#' combinations of points inside the interval [-1, 1] given the number of
#' points \code{directionPoint}. The default is \code{FALSE}.
#' @param lowerq If TRUE, then it will take into account the lower quantiles
#' for each coefficient of the model.
#' @param upperq If TRUE, then it will take into account the upper quantiles
#' for each coefficient of the model.
#' @param ... Other parameters for \code{summary.multBQR}.
#' @return A ggplot with the quantile regions based on Bayesian quantile
#' regression model estimates.
#' @useDynLib baquantreg
checkpoints_qreg_4D <- function(model, datafile, response,
points_y, x_values = 1,
path_folder = NULL,
splines_part = FALSE, w_values = NULL,
model_name = 'bayesx.estim',
name_var, adaptive_dir = FALSE,
upperq = FALSE,
lowerq = FALSE, ...){
if (is.null(path_folder))
stop("You must define a path with all the results")
else {
results <- get_results(path_folder,
model_name = model_name,
splines = splines_part,
name_var = name_var,
n_dim = 4, datafile, response, adaptive_dir)
taus <- results$taus
ntaus <- length(taus)
Y <- datafile[, response]
if (!upperq){
betaDifDirections <- results$betaDifDirections
splines_estimates <- results$spline_estimates_DifDirections
}
else {
betaDifDirections <- results$upperq_DifDirections
splines_estimates <- results$upperq_spline_estimates
}
if (!lowerq){
betaDifDirections <- results$betaDifDirections
splines_estimates <- results$spline_estimates_DifDirections
}
else {
betaDifDirections <- results$lowerq_DifDirections
splines_estimates <- results$lowerq_spline_estimates
}
directions <- results$directions
orthBases1 <- results$orthBases1
orthBases2 <- results$orthBases2
orthBases3 <- results$orthBases3
number_directions <- dim(directions)[2]
}
n_points <- dim(points_y)[1]
points_inside <- lapply(1:ntaus, function(a){
sapply(1:n_points, function(nnn){
if (splines_part){
spline_values <-
sapply(1:number_directions, function(aa){
estimates_direction <- splines_estimates[[a]][[aa]]
distances <- abs(w_values[nnn] - estimates_direction[, name_var])
estimates_direction[, 2][which(distances == min(distances))[1]]
})
} else spline_values <- rep(0, number_directions)
checkPoints_val <- checkPoints_4d(points_y[nnn, 1],
points_y[nnn, 2],
points_y[nnn, 3],
points_y[nnn, 4],
t(directions),
t(orthBases1),
t(orthBases2),
t(orthBases3),
betaDifDirections[[a]],
x_values[nnn, ],
splines_part, spline_values)
if(length(checkPoints_val) == 0) inside <- FALSE
else inside <- TRUE
inside
})
})
points_inside
}
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