Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Nonparametric Bayesian Dirichlet-Gaussian clustering of daily clearness index distributions. It can be also used to perform any data clustering of class matrix other than irradiance data of class SIRData.
1 | DPGMMclus(obj, n.iter, n.burn)
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obj |
object of class SIRData (see |
n.iter |
numeric(1) represents the number of iterations |
n.burn |
numeric(1) represents the number of burn-in iterations (ignored iterations) |
an object of clusData class containing:
cl_seq |
numeric vector represents the class sequence. |
like_par |
list0object represents the parameters of each class. 1st element is the mean (numeric vector), 5th element is the precision matrix (inverse of the co-variance matrix) of the class. |
lik_con_par |
numeric(1), represents the inferred concentration parameter alf. |
Con_par_sam_seq |
numeric vector, represents the posterior distribution of alf. |
seq_cl_num |
numeric vector, represents the distribution of the class numbers. |
bet_seq |
numeric vector, represents the destribution of the beta parametrer of the precision matrix. |
like_cl |
numeric vector, represents the number of elements of each class. |
calc_time |
numeric(1) represents the computing time consumed. |
Azeddine Frimane Azeddine.frimane@uit.ac.ma; Azeddine.frimane@yahoo.com
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# The example and data below are just to give an idea of how the script works and not to judge the performance of the method.
data("SIRData_obj")
newClustering <- DPGMMclus(SIRData_obj, n.iter = 1000, n.burn = 500)
# for class ploting see \code{\link{clPlot}}
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