Description Usage Arguments Details
View source: R/2-estimation-functions.R
Set appropriate global parameters to be used by Rbmop
functions . This is the appropriate way to change those parameters.
The use is similar to par()
in package graphics
.
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This function set parameters used for estimation.The call
bmopPar()
just print the values of the paramters.
mle=FALSE
: logical. If use maximum-likelihood estimation of
bmop coefficient, setting mle=TRUE
just force
repMax=1
.
N=NA
: If present, the number of knots in every dimensions.
Vector of positive integer, if needed values will be recycled.
order=3
: The order of the B-spline in every dimensions,
vector of positive integer, if needed values will be recycled.
alpha=3
: The penalization
exponent to compute the number of knots. This is the
default method to compute the number of knots,
with the formula: floor(n^(1/alpha)), where
n is the number of observations in the
dataset.
If !is.na(N)
then the number of knots will be
set to N^d where d is the number of
dimensions
in the dataset (num. of variables).
knotsMethod="uniform"
:
"uniform"
or "quantiles"
knots,
how knots are computed by generate_knots
.
k=2
: Coefficient of AIC
(penalized likelihood),
positive integer or "BIC"
string. This is used by
search_bmop
.
toll=10^{-10}
: Tollerance for the increment of the likelihood in
the mle estimation of the coefficient.
repMax=100
: maximum number of iteration in the mle
estimation of the coefficient
MIN=10^{-10}
: This is not a learning parameter but instead
define the MIN
parameter in the
evaluation of bmop object. Observe that some
functions like logLik
or
plot
,
set this parameter independently.
autoReduce=200
: This value set the maximum dimension of an
accepted dataset as raw-data, for larger
dataset, functions bmop_fit
and
search_bmop
will be applied over the
reduced bins (histogram). Setting it to
Inf
disable this features.
warnings=TRUE
: boolean, setting this value to FALSE,
avoid the warnings generated by autoreduce.
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