Nothing
#### These Chi() and Psi() used to be called by lmrob() functions
#### but no longer --> Have interface via .psi2ipsi() and .C(..)
#### FIXME: integrate these with the psi-rho objects --> ./psi-rho-funs.R
## In the vignette ../vignettes/psi_functions.Rnw, we call this
## scaled \rho "\tilde{\rho}"
##- Maronna et al (2006) define their rho to be standardized
##- (only if possible <==> only if redescending psi !)
##- {TODO: *Where* in the Hampel_et_al book ??? }
## Hampel et al (1986): \chi(x) := \rho(x) / \rho(\infty)
## ======
## <==> chi() is a scaled version of rho(.) such that
## \chi(\infty) = \max_x \chi(x) = 1
## ==> Chi'() is just a scaled version of psi() :
## with current scale (new for psi()):
## i) Chi'(x, c) == (6/c^2) Psi(x,c)
## ==> ii) Chi''(x,c) == (6/c^2) Psi'(x,c)
## and Chi (x, c) == (6/c^2) Rho(x,c), where Psi(.) = Rho'(.)
tukeyChi <- function(x, cc, deriv = 0)
{
.Deprecated("Mchi")
x <- x / cc
x2 <- x*x
out <- x2 > 1
switch(deriv + 1,
{ ## deriv = 0
r <- x2*(3 + x2*(-3 + x2))
r[out] <- 1
},
{ ## deriv = 1
r <- 6/cc * x * (1-x2)^2
r[out] <- 0
},
{ ## deriv = 2
r <- 6/(cc^2) * (1 - x2) * (1 - 5*x2)
r[out] <- 0
},
stop("deriv must be in {0,1,2}"))
r
}
## we call this '*Psi1' such as to not be confounded with
## the (future!) S4 object tukeyPsi() !
tukeyPsi1 <- function(x, cc, deriv = 0)
{
.Deprecated("Mpsi")
## This version of psi() is scaled such that psi'(0) = 1
x2 <- (x / cc)^2
if(deriv < 0) out <- x2 > 1 else in. <- x2 < 1
switch(deriv + 2,
{ ## deriv = -1
c. <- cc^2/6
r <- c.*(1 - (1- x2)^3)
r[out] <- c.
r
},
{ ## deriv = 0
in. * x * (1-x2)^2
},
{ ## deriv = 1
in. * (1 - x2) * (1 - 5*x2)
},
{ ## deriv = 2
in. * 4*x/cc^2 * (5*x2 - 3)
},
stop("deriv must be in {-1,0,1,2}"))
}
if(FALSE)
tukeyPsi1Ex <- function (x, cc, deriv = 0)
## tukeyPsi1Ex <- function (x, cc = 4.685, deriv = 0)
## ^^^^^^^^^
{
## This version of psi() is scaled such that psi'(0) = 1
u <- pmin((x/cc)^2, 1)
if(deriv < 0)
return((1 - (1-u)^3)*cc^2/6)
if(deriv == 0)
return(x * (1 - u)^2)
return((1 - u) * (1 - 5 * u))
}
Any scripts or data that you put into this service are public.
Add the following code to your website.
For more information on customizing the embed code, read Embedding Snippets.