crf.update {CRF} | R Documentation |
Update CRF potentials
Description
Update node and edge potentials of CRF model
Usage
crf.update(
crf,
node.fea = NULL,
edge.fea = NULL,
node.ext = NULL,
edge.ext = NULL
)
Arguments
crf |
The CRF |
node.fea |
The node features matrix with dimension |
edge.fea |
The edge features matrix with dimension |
node.ext |
The extended information of node features |
edge.ext |
The extended information of edge features |
Details
This function updates node.pot
and edge.pot
of CRF model by using
the current values of parameters and features.
There are two ways to model the relationship between parameters and features. The first one exploits the special structure of features to reduce the memory usage. However it may not suitable for all circumstances. The other one is more straighforward by explicitly specifying the coefficients of each parameter to calculate the potentials, and may use much more memory. Two approaches can be used together.
The first way uses the objects node.par
and edge.par
to define
the structure of features and provides the feature information in variables
node.fea
and edge.fea
. The second way directly provides the
feature information in variables node.ext
and edge.ext
without
any prior assumption on feature structure. node.ext
is a list and
each element has the same structure as node.pot
. edge.ext
is
a list and each element has the same structure as edge.pot
.
In detail, the node potential is updated as follows:
node.pot[n,i] = exp( \sum_{f} par[node.par[n,i,f]] * node.fea[f,n] + \sum_{k} par[k] * node.ext[[k]][n,i] )
and the edge potential is updated as follows:
edge.pot[[e]][i,j] = exp( \sum_{f} par[edge.par[[e]][i,j,f]] * edge.fea[f,e] + \sum_{k} par[k] * edge.ext[[k]][[e]][i,j] )
Value
This function will directly modify the CRF and return the same CRF.