multigmmmanydata {l1kdeconv} | R Documentation |
Split the input dataset into several sub list to deconvolution.
Description
Due to the limitation of optimization that too many data would dramatically slow down the speed.
Usage
multigmmmanydata(x, grp_size = 3, lambda_lower = 0.1, lambda_upper = 1 -
lambda_lower, sigma_lower = 0.01, debug = F)
Arguments
x |
a list of numeric vector |
grp_size |
the normal group size for each group |
lambda_lower |
the lower bound of |
lambda_upper |
the upper bound of |
sigma_lower |
the lower bound of |
debug |
enable the debug mode to show |
Examples
set.seed(0)
x1=c(rnorm(150, mean=0), rnorm(50, mean=10))
x2=c(rnorm(150, mean=20), rnorm(50, mean=40))
x3=c(rnorm(150, mean=30), rnorm(50, mean=60))
x4=c(rnorm(150, mean=30), rnorm(50, mean=60))
x5=c(rnorm(150, mean=30), rnorm(50, mean=60))
x6=c(rnorm(150, mean=30), rnorm(50, mean=60))
x=list(x1, x2, x3, x4, x5, x6)
multigmmmanydata(x)
[Package l1kdeconv version 1.2.0 Index]