Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Generates random data simulating time series of cell abundances governed by Lotka Volterra dynamics
1 | gLVgenerateData(species, number_of_interactions, timepoints, noise, testData)
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species |
Integer describing the number of independent cellular subcommunities |
number_of_interactions |
Integer describing the number of non-zero interactions present in the simulated system. These are assigned randomly between the nodes or subcommunities |
timepoints |
Numeric vector containing the timepoints for which to compute the solutions of the model |
noise |
The standard deviation of the normally distributed stochastic factor added to the solution of the model at each time step |
testData |
Number of observations used as test dataset for validation on untrained data, taken from the last measurements of the time series. |
Returns a matrix. The first column displays the time points, and the remaining columns correspond each to a independent variable in the system.
Lukas Hirsch
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 | ##---- Should be DIRECTLY executable !! ----
##-- ==> Define data, use random,
##-- or do help(data=index) for the standard data sets.
## The function is currently defined as
function (species, number_of_interactions, timepoints,
noise)
{
"requires inSilico_bio, discrete, addNoise_res"
raw_data <- inSilico_bio(species, number_of_interactions)
Parms <- raw_data[[2]]
res <- raw_data[[1]]
threshold = 3
if (any(which(round(diff(abs(rowMeans(res[, -1])), 2), threshold) ==
0))) {
end <- min(which(round(diff(abs(rowMeans(res[, -1])),
2), threshold) == 0))
}
else {
end <- nrow(res)
}
res <- solveLV_bio(Parms, seq(0, end, by = 0.01), res[1,
-1])
discretization <- nrow(res)/timepoints
res <- discrete(res, discretization)
test_data <- res[(nrow(res) - 19):nrow(res), ]
obs <- res[1:(nrow(res) - 20), ]
obs <- addNoise_res(obs, noise)
timepoints <- nrow(obs)
dimensions <- ncol(obs[, -1])
k <- sum(any(Parms == 0))/length(Parms)
data <- list(species = species, timepoints = timepoints,
Parms = Parms, noise = noise, sparsity = k, obs = obs,
testData = test_data)
class(data) <- "Sim_data"
return(data)
}
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