View source: R/get_num_label_repetitions.R
| get_num_label_repetitions | R Documentation | 
Calculates number of sites that have at least k label level repetitions for all values k. This information is useful for assessing how to set the number of cross-validation splits (and repeats of labels per cross-validation split) to use in a datasource. One can also assess the number of label level repetitions separately conditioned on another site_info variable. For example, if one has recordings from different brain regions, and the brain region information is contained in a site_info variable, then one could calculate how many sites have at least k repetitions for each stimulus in each brain region.
get_num_label_repetitions(
  binned_data,
  labels,
  site_info_grouping_name = NULL,
  label_levels = NULL
)
| binned_data | A string that list a path to a file that has data in binned format, or a data frame of binned_data that is in binned format. | 
| labels | A string specifying which label variable should be used for calculating the minimum number of level repetitions. | 
| site_info_grouping_name | A character string that specifies if the number of sites that have k repetitions should be computed separately based on the levels of a site_info variable. | 
| label_levels | A character vector specifying which levels to include. If not set, all levels will be used. | 
A data frame with the class label_repetition which allows the
results to be plotted. The returned data frame has a row for each label
level, and columns with sequential integer values k = 0, 1, ... The values
in the data frame show the number of sites that have at least k repetitions
of a given stimulus.
The returned value is an S3 object that inherits from data.frame that has an associated plot() method.
data_file <- system.file("extdata/ZD_150bins_50sampled.Rda", package = "NeuroDecodeR")
label_rep_info <- get_num_label_repetitions(data_file, "stimulus_ID")
plot(label_rep_info)
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