esomTrain | R Documentation |
The ESOM (emergent self organizing map) algorithm as defined by [Ultsch 1999]. A set of weigths(neurons) on a two-dimensional grid get trained to adapt the given datastructure. The weights will be used to project data on a two-dimensional space, by seeking the BestMatches for every datapoint.
Data |
Data that will be used for training and projection |
Lines |
Height of grid |
Columns |
Width of grid |
Epochs |
Number of Epochs the ESOM will run |
Toroid |
If TRUE, the grid will be toroid |
NeighbourhoodFunction |
Type of Neighbourhood; Possible values are: "cone", "mexicanhat" and "gauss" |
StartLearningRate |
Initial value for LearningRate |
EndLearningRate |
Final value for LearningRate |
StartRadius |
Start value for the Radius in which will be searched for neighbours |
EndRadius |
End value for the Radius in which will be searched for neighbours |
NeighbourhoodCooling |
Cooling method for radius; "linear" is the only available option at the moment |
LearningRateCooling |
Cooling method for LearningRate; "linear" is the only available option at the moment |
shinyProgress |
Generate progress output for shiny if Progress Object is given |
ShiftToHighestDensity |
If True, the Umatrix will be shifted so that the point with highest density will be at the center |
InitMethod |
name of the method that will be used to choose initializations Valid Inputs: "uni_min_max": uniform distribution with minimum and maximum from sampleData "norm_mean_std": normal distribuation based on mean and standard deviation of sampleData |
Key |
Vector of numeric keys matching the datapoints. Will be added to Bestmatches |
UmatrixForEsom |
If TRUE, Umatrix based on resulting ESOM is calculated and returned |
On a toroid grid, opposing borders are connected.
List with
BestMatches |
BestMatches of datapoints |
Weights |
Trained weights |
Lines |
Height of grid |
Columns |
Width of grid |
Toroid |
TRUE if grid is a toroid |
JumpingDataPointsHist |
Nr of DataPoints that jumped to a different BestMatch in every epoch |
Kohonen, T., Self-organized formation of topologically correct feature maps. Biological cybernetics, 1982. 43(1): p. 59-69.
Ultsch, A., Data mining and knowledge discovery with emergent self-organizing feature maps for multivariate time series. Kohonen maps, 1999. 46: p. 33-46.
data('Hepta')
res=esomTrain(Hepta$Data, Key = 1:nrow(Hepta$Data))
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