dyadic | R Documentation |
Produce a set of regions with forest structure, with a single tree, which is dyadic.
dyadic.from.leaf_list(leaf_list, method)
dyadic.from.window.size(m, s, method)
dyadic.from.height(m, H = NULL, method)
leaf_list |
A list of vectors representing the atoms of the forest structure. See |
method |
A numeric value. If |
m |
An integer value, the number of hypotheses to have in the structure |
s |
An integer value, the number of elements in each atom/leaf |
H |
An integer value, the desired maximal height of the tree. If NULL (by default),
use |
dyadic.from.leaf_list
Dyadic tree structure from a given list of atoms/leafs
dyadic.from.window.size
Dyadic tree structure from window size: the number of elements in each atom/leaf is set to s
dyadic.from.height
Dyadic tree structure from height: the total height of the tree is set to H
A list with two named elements:
leaf_list
A list of vectors representing the atoms of the forest structure. See V.star()
for more information.
C
A list of list representing the forest structure. See V.star()
for more information.
Durand, G., Blanchard, G., Neuvial, P., & Roquain, E. (2020). Post hoc false positive control for structured hypotheses. Scandinavian Journal of Statistics, 47(4), 1114-1148.
Durand G. (2025). A fast algorithm to compute a curve of confidence upper bounds for the False Discovery Proportion using a reference family with a forest structure. arXiv:2502.03849.
m <- 6
dd <- dyadic.from.window.size(m, s = 2, method = 2)
str(dd)
dd <- dyadic.from.height(m, H = 3, method = 2)
str(dd)
dd <- dyadic.from.height(m, method = 2)
str(dd)
leaf_list <- dd$leaf_list
dd <- dyadic.from.leaf_list(leaf_list, method = 2)
str(dd)
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