Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also Examples
The function constructs a list of covariance models of statistics in order to estimate the prediction error variances by a cross-validation approach at unsampled points.
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qsd |
object of class |
reduce |
if |
type |
type of prediction variances, " |
control |
control arguments for REML estimation, passed to |
cl |
cluster object, |
verbose |
if |
Using the cross-validation approach (see vignette) for estimating the prediction variances
might require a refit of covariance parameters of each statistic based on the remaining sample points.
The covariance models are refitted if 'fit' equals TRUE and otherwise simply updated without fitting which
saves some computational resources. The number of points left-out, if applicable, is dynamically adjusted depending on the number
of sample points in order to prevent the main estimation algorithm to fit as many models as there are points already evaluated.
The number n_c of covariance models still to fit, that is, the number of partitioning sets of sample points, is limited by n_c≤q n, with maximum k sampling points deleted from the full sample set with overall n sample points such that n=n_c k (see also the vignette for further details).
A list of certain length depending on the current sample size (number of evaluated points). Each list element corresponds to a (possibly reduced) number of sample points with at most k points (see details) left-out for fitting the corresponding covariance models.
M. Baaske
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