summary,Xfgpm-method {funGp} | R Documentation |
Summary method for Xfgpm
objects
Description
Display a summary of the structure of a Xfgpm
object, with a short description of up to n
fgpm
objects visited during the ACO optimization.
Usage
## S4 method for signature 'Xfgpm'
summary(object, n = 24, ...)
Arguments
object |
A |
n |
Maximal number of lines ( |
... |
Not used yet. |
Details
The displayed information depends on the number of
candidate inputs, in order to maintain compact tables. The
inputs are labelled with integer suffixes, the prefix being
"X"
for scalar inputs and "F"
for functional
inputs.
With a small number of inputs, the list contains only one data frame. For each candidate input (either scalar or functional) a column with the input name indicates if the input is active (cross
x
) or not (white space) in thefgpm
object corresponding to the row. For each functional variable also shown are: the distance usedD_
, the dimensionBas_
after dimension reduction, the type of basis usedB_
. Remind that the kernel (Kern
) is the same for all functional inputs. Also shown is the value of the Leave-One-Out coefficientQ²
.With a large number of inputs, the list contains two data frames. The first one tells which inputs are active among the scalar and functional candidate inputs. The second data frame gives more details for functional inputs as before.
Value
An object inheriting from list
, actually a list
containing one or two data frames depending on the number of
inputs. In each data frame, the n
rows provide
information on the best fgpm
objects visited.
Examples
summary(xm)