This function extends DBSCAN to functional data. It includes the
possibility to separate amplitude and phase information.
fdadbscan(
x,
y,
is_domain_interval = FALSE,
transformation = c("identity", "srvf"),
warping_class = c("none", "shift", "dilation", "affine", "bpd"),
centroid_type = "mean",
metric = c("l2", "normalized_l2", "pearson"),
cluster_on_phase = FALSE,
use_verbose = FALSE,
warping_options = c(0.15, 0.15),
maximum_number_of_iterations = 100L,
number_of_threads = 1L,
parallel_method = 0L,
distance_relative_tolerance = 0.001,
use_fence = FALSE,
check_total_dissimilarity = TRUE,
compute_overall_center = FALSE
)An object of class caps.
A numeric vector of length \(M\) or a numeric matrix of shape
\(N \times M\) or an object of class funData::funData. If a numeric
vector or matrix, it specifies the grid(s) of size \(M\) on which each of
the \(N\) curves have been observed. If an object of class
funData::funData, it contains the whole functional data set and the y
argument is not used.
Either a numeric matrix of shape \(N \times M\) or a numeric array
of shape \(N \times L \times M\) or an object of class fda::fd. If a
numeric matrix or array, it specifies the \(N\)-sample of
\(L\)-dimensional curves observed on grids of size \(M\). If an object
of class fda::fd, it contains all the necessary information about the
functional data set to be able to evaluate it on user-defined grids.
A boolean specifying whether the sample of curves
is defined on a fixed interval. Defaults to FALSE.
A string specifying the transformation to apply to the
original sample of curves. Choices are no transformation (transformation = "identity") or square-root velocity function transformation = "srvf".
Defaults to "identity".
A string specifying the class of warping functions.
Choices are no warping (warping_class = "none"), shift y = x + b
(warping_class = "shift"), dilation y = ax (warping_class = "dilation"), affine y = ax + b (warping_class = "affine") or
boundary-preserving diffeomorphism (warping_class = "bpd"). Defaults to
"none".
A string specifying the type of centroid to compute.
Choices are "mean", "median" "medoid", "lowess" or "poly".
Defaults to "mean". If LOWESS appproximation is chosen, the user can
append an integer between 0 and 100 as in "lowess20". This number will be
used as the smoother span. This gives the proportion of points in the plot
which influence the smooth at each value. Larger values give more
smoothness. The default value is 10%. If polynomial approximation is
chosen, the user can append an positive integer as in "poly3". This
number will be used as the degree of the polynomial model. The default
value is 4L.
A string specifying the metric used to compare curves. Choices
are "l2", "normalized_l2" or "pearson". If transformation == "srvf", the metric must be "l2" because the SRVF transform maps
absolutely continuous functions to square-integrable functions. If
transformation == "identity" and warping_class is either dilation or
affine, the metric cab be either "normalized_l2" or "pearson". The L2
distance is indeed not dilation-invariant or affine-invariant. The
metric can also be "l2" if warping_class == "shift". Defaults to
"l2".
A boolean specifying whether clustering should be
based on phase variation or amplitude variation. Defaults to FALSE which
implies amplitude variation.
A boolean specifying whether the algorithm should output
details of the steps to the console. Defaults to FALSE.
A numeric vector supplied as a helper to the chosen
warping_class to decide on warping parameter bounds. This is used only
when warping_class != "srvf".
An integer specifying the maximum number
of iterations before the algorithm stops if no other convergence criterion
was met. Defaults to 100L.
An integer value specifying the number of threads
used for parallelization. Defaults to 1L. This is used only when
warping_class != "srvf".
An integer value specifying the type of desired
parallelization for template computation, If 0L, templates are computed
in parallel. If 1L, parallelization occurs within a single template
computation (only for the medoid method as of now). Defaults to 0L. This
is used only when warping_class != "srvf".
A numeric value specifying a relative
tolerance on the distance update between two iterations. If all
observations have not sufficiently improved in that sense, the algorithm
stops. Defaults to 1e-3. This is used only when warping_class != "srvf".
A boolean specifying whether the fence algorithm should be
used to robustify the algorithm against outliers. Defaults to FALSE. This
is used only when warping_class != "srvf".
A boolean specifying whether an additional
stopping criterion based on improvement of the total dissimilarity should
be used. Defaults to TRUE. This is used only when warping_class != "srvf".
A boolean specifying whether the overall center
should be also computed. Defaults to FALSE. This is used only when
warping_class != "srvf".
#----------------------------------
# Extracts 15 out of the 30 simulated curves in `simulated30_sub` data set
idx <- c(1:5, 11:15)
x <- simulated30_sub$x[idx, ]
y <- simulated30_sub$y[idx, , ]
#----------------------------------
# Runs an HAC with affine alignment, searching for 2 clusters
out <- fdadbscan(
x = x,
y = y,
warping_class = "affine",
metric = "normalized_l2"
)
#----------------------------------
# Then visualize the results
# Either with ggplot2 via ggplot2::autoplot(out)
# or using graphics::plot()
# You can visualize the original and aligned curves with:
plot(out, type = "amplitude")
# Or the estimated warping functions with:
plot(out, type = "phase")
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