This is the formal representation of Gaussian process models within the funGp package. Gaussian process models are useful statistical tools in the modeling of complex input-output relationships.
Main methods fgpm: creation of funGp regression models predict: output estimation at new input points based on a funGp model simulate: random sampling from a funGp Gaussian process model update: modification of data and hyperparameters of a funGp model
Plotters plotLOO: leave-one-out diagnostic plot for a funGp model plotPreds: plot for predictions of a funGp model plotSims: plot for simulations of a funGp model
typeObject of class "character". Type of model based on type of inputs. To be set from
"scalar", "functional", "hybrid".
dsObject of class "numeric". Number of scalar inputs.
dfObject of class "numeric". Number of functional inputs.
f_dimsObject of class "numeric". An array with the original dimension of each functional
input.
sInObject of class "matrix". The scalar input points. Variables are arranged by columns and
coordinates by rows.
fInObject of class "list". The functional input points. Each element of the list contains
a functional input in the form of a matrix. In each matrix, curves representing functional coordinates
are arranged by rows.
sOutObject of class "matrix". The scalar output values at the coordinates specified by sIn
and/or fIn.
n.totObject of class "integer". Number of observed points used to compute the training-training
and training-prediction covariance matrices.
n.trObject of class "integer". Among all the points loaded in the model, the amount used for
training.
f_projObject of class "fgpProj". Data structures related to the projection of functional
inputs. Check '>fgpProj for more details.
kernObject of class "fgpKern". Data structures related to the kernel of the Gaussian process
model. Check '>fgpKern for more details.
nuggetObject of class "numeric". Variance parameter standing for the homogeneous nugget effect.
preMatsObject of class "list". L and LInvY matrices pre-computed for prediction. L is a lower
diagonal matrix such that \(L'L\) equals the training auto-covariance matrix \(K.tt\). On the other
hand, \(LInvY = L^(-1) * sOut\).