generated_Q3_n20

Example of undirected dataset with \(n=20\) individuals in \(Q=3\) clusters and observation Time=1

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Daphnc3<a9> Giorgi

ppsbm

Clustering in Longitudinal Networks

Daphné Giorgi

Catherine Matias

Tabea Rebafka

Fanny Villers

generated_Q3_n20 function

A list of 3 components:<dl>
 <dt><code>data</code></dt>
<dd>Observed data is itself a list of 3 components:<ul>
<li><code>time.seq</code> - Vector containing the times of the events (length M)</li>
<li><code>type.seq</code> - Vector containing the types of the events (length M)</li>
<li><code>Time</code> - Positive real number. [0,Time] is the total time interval of observation</li>
</ul></dd> <dt><code>z</code></dt>
<dd>Latent variables. A matrix with size \(Q\times n\) and entries 1 (cluster q contains node i) or 0 (else).</dd> <dt><code>intens</code></dt>
<dd>Intensities used to simulate data. A list of \(Q(Q+1)/2\) intensity functions. Each one is given as a list of 2 components:<ul>
<li><code>intens</code> - a positive function. The intensity function \(\alpha^{(q,l)}\)</li>
<li><code>max</code> - positive real number. An upper bound on function \(\alpha^{(q,l)}\)</li>
</ul></dd>
</dl>

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Example dataset — generated_Q3_n20

A list of 3 components:<dl>
 <dt><code>data</code></dt>
<dd>Observed data is itself a list of 3 components:<ul>
<li><code>time.seq</code> - Vector containing the times of the events (length M)</li>
<li><code>type.seq</code> - Vector containing the types of the events (length M)</li>
<li><code>Time</code> - Positive real number. [0,Time] is the total time interval of observation</li>
</ul></dd>

 <dt><code>z</code></dt>
<dd>Latent variables. A matrix with size \(Q\times n\) and entries 1 (cluster q contains node i) or 0 (else).</dd>

 <dt><code>intens</code></dt>
<dd>Intensities used to simulate data. A list of \(Q(Q+1)/2\) intensity functions. Each one is given as a list of 2 components:<ul>
<li><code>intens</code> - a positive function. The intensity function \(\alpha^{(q,l)}\)</li>
<li><code>max</code> - positive real number. An upper bound on function \(\alpha^{(q,l)}\)</li>
</ul></dd>


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generated_Q3_n20: Example dataset

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