Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
On the x axis is the index of each iterate. On the y axis are different convergence metric values.
1 2 3 4 | ConvergenceFig(Inputs, Outputs, Input_Convergence = c(),
LinesToDraw = c("Sup_Norm", "Euclidean_Norm",
"Sum_Of_Absolute_Value_Of_Residuals", "Smallest_Residual"), LogScale = TRUE,
FromIterate = 1, ToIterate = c())
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Inputs |
The Inputs matrix returned by FixedPoint. |
Outputs |
The Outputs matrix returned by FixedPoint. |
Input_Convergence |
Convergence vector to be used in the figure. Often makes sense for it to be the same as that used in the Fixedpoint function. |
LinesToDraw |
A vector describing which convergence metrics to draw. This vector can contain anything in c("Sup_Norm", "Euclidean_Norm", "Sum_Of_Absolute_Value_Of_Residuals", "Smallest_Residual", "Input_Convergence"). Here "Input_Convergence" draws the input convergence vector. "Sup_Norm" gives the greatest residual (in absolute value), "Euclidean_Norm" is the eucleadean norm of the residuals, "Sum_Of_Absolute_Value_Of_Residuals" sums up the absolute value of the residuals and "Smallest_Residual" is the smallest residual by absolute value. Clearly if the function takes and returns a scalar (rather than a vector) then all of these are identical. |
LogScale |
This is whether or not to use a log scale. If so instead of convergence, log(1+convergence) is shown on the y axis. By default this is true. |
FromIterate |
This describes the first iterate on the figure. |
ToIterate |
This describes the last iterate on the figure. |
This function returns nothing. It just shows a plot in the console.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | Inputs = seq(1,10)
Function = function(x){ cos(x) }
A = FixedPoint(Function, Inputs, Method = "Anderson")
ConvergenceFig(A$Inputs, A$Outputs)
# And now to only show a median norm:
Differences = A$Inputs - A$Outputs
Convergence = apply(Differences,2,function(x){median(abs(x))})
ConvergenceFig(A$Inputs, A$Outputs, Convergence, LinesToDraw = "Input_Convergence")
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