| mmvbvs {MMVBVS} | R Documentation | 
Main function for variable selection
Description
Main function for variable selection
Usage
mmvbvs(X, Y, initial_chain, Phi, marcor, niter = 1000L, bgiter = 500L,
  hiter = 50L, burnin = 100000L, Vbeta = 1L, smallchange = 1e-04,
  verbose = TRUE)
Arguments
| X | covariate with length N, sample size | 
| Y | multivariate normal response variable N by P | 
| initial_chain | list of starting points for beta, gamma, sigma, and sigmabeta. beta is length P for the coefficients, gamma is length P inclusion vector where each element is 0 or 1. sigma should be P x P covariance matrix, and sigmabeta should be the expected variance of the betas. | 
| Phi | prior for the covariance matrix. We suggest identity matrix if there is no appropriate prior information | 
| marcor | length P vector of correlation between X and each variable of Y | 
| niter | total number of iteration for MCMC | 
| bgiter | number of MH iterations within one iteration of MCMC to fit Beta and Gamma | 
| hiter | number of first iterations to ignore | 
| burnin | number of MH iterations for h, proportion of variance explained | 
| Vbeta | variance of beta | 
| smallchange | perturbation size for MH algorithm | 
| verbose | if set TRUE, print gamma for each iteration | 
Value
list of posterior beta, gamma, and covariance matrix sigma
Examples
beta = c(rep(0.5, 3), rep(0,3))
n = 200; T = length(beta); nu = T+5
Sigma = matrix(0.8, T, T); diag(Sigma) = 1
X = as.numeric(scale(rnorm(n)))
 error = MASS::mvrnorm(n, rep(0,T), Sigma)
 gamma = c(rep(1,3), rep(0,3))
 Y = X %*% t(beta) + error; Y = scale(Y)
 Phi = matrix(0.5, T, T); diag(Phi) = 1
 initial_chain = list(beta = rep(0,T),
                        gamma = rep(0,T),
                        Sigma = Phi,
                        sigmabeta = 1)
     result = mmvbvs(X = X,
                     Y = Y,
                     initial_chain = initial_chain,
                     Phi = Phi,
                     marcor = colMeans(X*Y, na.rm=TRUE),
                     niter=10,
                     verbose = FALSE)