#' @export
iprobit_bin_laplace <- function(mod, silent = FALSE, maxit = 100, alpha0 = NULL,
theta0 = NULL, w0 = NULL, seed = NULL,
stop.crit = 1e-5) {
# Declare all variables and functions to be used into environment ------------
iprobit.env <- environment()
list2env(mod, iprobit.env)
environment(loop_logical) <- iprobit.env
maxit <- max(1, maxit) # cannot have maxit <= 0
y <- as.numeric(factor(y)) # as.factor then as.numeric to get y = 1, 2, ...
# Initialise -----------------------------------------------------------------
if (!is.null(seed)) set.seed(seed)
if (is.null(alpha0)) alpha0 <- rnorm(1)
if (is.null(theta0)) theta0 <- rnorm(thetal$n.theta)
if (is.null(w0)) w0 <- rep(0, n)
alpha <- alpha0
theta <- theta0
w <- w0
lb <- train.error <- train.brier <- test.error <- test.brier <- rep(NA, maxit)
# Default optim control list -------------------------------------------------
control <- list(
fnscale = -1,
trace = ifelse(isTRUE(silent), 0, 1),
maxit = max(0, maxit - 1),
REPORT = 10,
factr = stop.crit / .Machine$double.eps
)
# control <- iprior::.update_control(control, control_)
start.time <- Sys.time()
res <- optim(c(alpha, theta), lap_bin, object = mod, w = w, trace = TRUE,
env = environment(), control = control, method = "L-BFGS",
hessian = TRUE) # Hlam, w, Varw.inv are written to environment
lb <- res$value
Varw <- solve(Varw.inv)
alpha <- res$par[1]
theta <- res$par[-1]
end.time <- Sys.time()
time.taken <- iprior::as.time(end.time - start.time)
# Calculate fitted values and error rates ----------------------------------
f.tmp <- as.numeric(alpha + Hlam %*% w) # E[ystar|y,theta]
f.var.tmp <- diag(Hlam %*% Varw %*% Hlam) + 1 # diag(Var[ystar|y,theta])
fitted.values <- probs_yhat_error(y, y.levels, f.tmp / sqrt(f.var.tmp))
train.error <- fitted.values$error
train.brier <- fitted.values$brier
fitted.test <- NULL
if (iprior::.is.ipriorKernel_cv(mod)) {
ystar.test <- calc_ystar(mod, mod$Xl.test, alpha, theta, w, Varw = Varw)
fitted.test <- probs_yhat_error(y.test, y.levels, ystar.test)
test.error[niter + 1] <- fitted.test$error
test.brier[niter + 1] <- fitted.test$brier
}
# Calculate standard errors --------------------------------------------------
tmp <- iprior::eigenCpp(-res$hessian)
u <- tmp$val + 1e-9
V <- tmp$vec
Fi.inv <- V %*% (t(V) / u)
se <- sqrt(diag(Fi.inv))
se[-1] <- iprior::.convert_se(se[-1], theta, mod) # delta method to convert to parameter s.e.
# Calculate posterior s.d. and prepare param table ---------------------------
theta <- matrix(theta, ncol = 2, nrow = length(theta))
param.full <- theta_to_param.full(theta, alpha, mod)
param <- param.full[-nrow(param.full), 1]
param.summ <- cbind(
param,
se,
param - qnorm(0.975) * se,
param + qnorm(0.975) * se
)
colnames(param.summ) <- c("Mean", "S.D.", "2.5%", "97.5%")
rownames(param.summ) <- get_names(mod, expand = FALSE)
list(theta = theta, param.full = param.full, param.summ = param.summ, w = w,
Varw = Varw, lower.bound = as.numeric(na.omit(lb)), niter = res$count[1],
start.time = start.time, end.time = end.time, time = time.taken,
fitted.values = fitted.values, test = fitted.test,
train.error = as.numeric(na.omit(train.error)),
train.brier = as.numeric(na.omit(train.brier)),
test.error = as.numeric(na.omit(test.error)),
test.brier = as.numeric(na.omit(test.brier)), convergence = res$convergence,
message = res$message)
}
#' @export
lap_bin <- function(mu, object, w0, trace = FALSE, env = NULL) {
alpha <- mu[1]
theta <- mu[-1]
y <- object$y
y <- as.numeric(factor(y)) # as.factor then as.numeric to get y = 1, 2, ...
if (missing(w0)) w <- rnorm(object$n)
else w <- w0
Hlam <- get_Hlam(object, theta)
lap.optim <- optim(w, Q_bin, alpha = alpha, Hlam = Hlam, y = y,
hessian = TRUE, method = "CG",
control = list(fnscale = -1))
w.tilde <- lap.optim$par
logdetA <- as.numeric(determinant(-lap.optim$hess)$modulus)
if (isTRUE(trace)) {
assign("w", w.tilde, envir = env)
assign("Varw.inv", -lap.optim$hess, envir = env)
assign("Hlam", Hlam, envir = env)
}
res <- lap.optim$value - logdetA / 2
res
}
#' @export
Q_bin <- function(w, alpha, Hlam, y) {
# The Q function for the Laplace method for binary models.
#
# Args: w (I-prior random effects), the intercept alpha, the kernel parameters
# theta, and y (of the form 1, 2, 3, ...)
#
# Returns: The Q(w) value.
f <- alpha + Hlam %*% w
thing1 <- pnorm(f[y == 2], log.p = TRUE)
thing0 <- pnorm(-f[y == 1], log.p = TRUE)
sum(thing1) + sum(thing0) - sum(w ^ 2) / 2
}
# dat <- gen_mixture(100)
# mod <- iprior::kernL(y ~ ., dat, one.lam = TRUE, est.psi = FALSE)
# iprobit_bin_laplace(mod)
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