c_manifoldness {stops} | R Documentation |
c-manifoldness calculates c-manifoldness as the aggregated maximal correlation coefficient (i.e., Pearson correlation of the ACE transformed variables) of all pairwise combinations of two different columns in confs. If there is an NA (happens usually when the optimal transformation of any variable is a constant and therefore the covariance is 0 but also one of the sds in the denominator), it gets skipped.
Description
c-manifoldness calculates c-manifoldness as the aggregated maximal correlation coefficient (i.e., Pearson correlation of the ACE transformed variables) of all pairwise combinations of two different columns in confs. If there is an NA (happens usually when the optimal transformation of any variable is a constant and therefore the covariance is 0 but also one of the sds in the denominator), it gets skipped.
Usage
c_manifoldness(confs, aggr = max)
Arguments
confs |
a numeric matrix or data frame |
aggr |
the aggregation function for configurations of more than two dimensions. Defaults to max. |
Value
a numeric value; manifoldness (aggregated maximal correlation, correlation of ACE tranformed x and y, see ace
)
Examples
x<--100:100
y<-sqrt(100^2-x^2)
confs<-cbind(x,y)
c_manifoldness(confs)
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