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RFgroove (version 1.1)

selectFunctional: Grouped variable selection procedure for functional data

Description

Backward variable selection procedure for multivariate functional data which is a set of $p$ functional covariates and $n$ observations of dimension $N$.

Usage

selectFunctional( FDlist, ydata, normalize=TRUE, dimensionReductionMethod=c("fpca", "wave"), nbasisInit, verbose=TRUE, ...)

Arguments

FDlist
A p-dimensional list containing the set of functional variables which are matrices of size $n \times N$.
ydata
The outcome data. Must be a factor for classification.
normalize
Should the functions be normalized ?
dimensionReductionMethod
The dimension reduction method, ‘fpca’ for Functional Principal Component Analysis or ‘wave’ for the multiple wavelet thresholding.
nbasisInit
The number of initial spline coefficients.
verbose
Should the details be printed.
...
further arguments passed to or from other methods.

Value

An object of class fRFE which is a list with the following components:
nselected
The number of selected functional variables ;
selection
The selected functional variables ;
selectionIndexes
The indexes of selected functional variables in the input data ‘FDlist’ ;
error
The prediction error computed in each iteration of the backward procedure ;
typeRF
The type of the forests, classification or regression ;
ranking
The final ranking of the functional variables ;
rankingIndexes
The final ranking indexes of the functional variables.

References

Gregorutti, B., Michel, B. and Saint Pierre, P. (2015). Grouped variable importance with random forests and application to multiple functional data analysis, Computational Statistics and Data Analysis 90, 15-35.

See Also

selectGroup,varImpGroup

Examples

Run this code
  data(toyRegFD)
  varSel <- selectFunctional( toyRegFD$FDlist, toyRegFD$Y, normalize=FALSE, 
                              dimensionReductionMethod="fpca", nbasisInit=16, 
                              verbose=FALSE, ntree=10)
  summary(varSel)
  plot(varSel)

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