generalGenericID {SEMID} | R Documentation |
A general generic identification algorithm template.
Description
A function that encapsulates the general structure of our algorithms for
testing generic identifiability. Allows for various identification algorithms
to be used in concert, in particular it will use the identifier functions
in the list idStepFunctions
sequentially until it can find no more
identifications. The step functions that are currently available for use
in idStepFunctions
are
htcIdentifyStep,
ancestralIdentifyStep,
edgewiseIdentifyStep,
trekSeparationIdentifyStep.
Usage
generalGenericID(mixedGraph, idStepFunctions, tianDecompose = T)
Arguments
mixedGraph |
a |
idStepFunctions |
a list of identification step functions |
tianDecompose |
TRUE or FALSE determining whether or not the Tian decomposition should be used before running the current generic identification algorithm. In general letting this be TRUE will make the algorithm faster and more powerful. |
Value
returns an object of class 'GenericIDResult
,' this
object is just a list with 9 components:
solvedParents
a list whose ith element contains a vector containing the subsets of parents of node i for which the edge j->i could be shown to be generically identifiable.
unsolvedParents
as for
solvedParents
but for the unsolved parents.solvedSiblings
as for
solvedParents
but for the siblings of node i (i.e. the bidirected neighbors of i).unsolvedSiblings
as for
solvedSilbings
but for the unsolved siblings of node i (i.e. the bidirected neighbors of i).identifier
a function that takes a (generic) covariance matrix corresponding to the graph and identifies the edges parameters from solvedParents and solvedSiblings. See
htcIdentifyStep
for a more in-depth discussion of identifier functions.mixedGraph
a mixed graph object of the graph.
idStepFunctions
a list of functions used to generically identify parameters. For instance, htcID uses the function
htcIdentifyStep
to identify edges.tianDecompose
the argument tianDecompose.
call
the call made to this function.