Summary methods for DPMMclust
objects.
# S3 method for DPMMclust
summary(
object,
burnin = 0,
thin = 1,
gs = NULL,
lossFn = "Binder",
posterior_approx = FALSE,
...
)
a list
containing the following elements:
nb_mcmcit
:an integer giving the value of m
, the number of retained
sampled partitions, i.e. (N - burnin)/thin
burnin
:an integer passing along the burnin
argument
thin
:an integer passing along the thin
argument
lossFn
:a character string passing along the lossFn
argument
clust_distrib
:a character string passing along the clust_distrib
argument
point_estim
:a list
containing:
c_est
:a vector of length n
containing the point estimated clustering for each observations
cost
:a vector of length m
containing the cost of each sampled partition
Fmeas
:if lossFn
is 'F-measure'
, the m x m
matrix of total F-measures for each pair of sampled partitions
opt_ind
:the index of the point estimate partition among the m
sampled
loss
:the loss for the point estimate. NA
if lossFn
is not 'Binder'
param_posterior
:a list containing the parametric approximation of the posterior, suitable to be plugged in as prior for a new MCMC algorithm run
mcmc_partitions
:a list containing the m
sampled partitions
alpha
:a vector of length m
with the values of the alpha
DP parameter
index_estim
:the index of the point estimate partition among the m
sampled
hyperG0
:a list passing along the prior, i.e. the hyperG0
argument
logposterior_list
:a list of length m
containing the logposterior and its decomposition, for each sampled partition
U_SS_list
:a list of length m
containing the containing the lists of sufficient statistics for all the mixture components,
for each sampled partition
data
:a d x n
matrix containing the clustered data
a DPMMclust
object.
integer giving the number of MCMC iterations to burn (defaults is half)
integer giving the spacing at which MCMC iterations are kept.
Default is 1
, i.e. no thining.
optional vector of length n
containing the gold standard
partition of the n
observations to compare to the point estimate
character string specifying the loss function to be used. Either "F-measure" or "Binder" (see Details). Default is "Binder".
logical flag whether a parametric approximation of the posterior should be
computed. Default is FALSE
further arguments passed to or from other methods
Boris Hejblum
The cost of a point estimate partition is calculated using either a pairwise coincidence loss function (Binder), or 1-Fmeasure (F-measure).
The number of retained sampled partitions is m = (N - burnin)/thin
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