cop_rstress function

PCOPS version of rstress

PCOPS version of rstress

Free parameter is kappa=2r for the fitted distances.

cop_rstress( dis, theta = 1, type = "ratio", weightmat = 1 - diag(nrow(dis)), init = NULL, ndim = 2, itmaxi = 10000, ..., stressweight = 1, cordweight = 0.5, q = 1, minpts = ndim + 1, epsilon = 10, rang = NULL, verbose = 0, scale = "sd", normed = TRUE )

Arguments

  • dis: numeric matrix or dist object of a matrix of proximities
  • theta: the theta vector of powers; this must be a scalar of the kappa=2*r transformation for the fitted distances proximities. Defaults to 1. Note that what is returned is r, not kappa.
  • type: MDS type. Defaults to "ratio".
  • weightmat: (optional) a matrix of nonnegative weights
  • init: (optional) initial configuration
  • ndim: number of dimensions of the target space
  • itmaxi: number of iterations. default is 10000.
  • ...: additional arguments to be passed to the fitting procedure
  • stressweight: weight to be used for the fit measure; defaults to 1
  • cordweight: weight to be used for the cordillera; defaults to 0.5
  • q: the norm of the cordillera; defaults to 1
  • minpts: the minimum points to make up a cluster in OPTICS; defaults to ndim+1
  • epsilon: the epsilon parameter of OPTICS, the neighbourhood that is checked; defaults to 10
  • rang: range of the distances (min distance minus max distance). If NULL (default) the cordillera will be normed to each configuration's maximum distance, so an absolute value of goodness-of-clusteredness.
  • verbose: numeric value hat prints information on the fitting process; >2 is extremely verbose
  • scale: should the configuration be scale adjusted
  • normed: should the cordillera be normed; defaults to TRUE

Returns

A list with the components

  • stress: the stress-1 value
  • stress.m: default normalized stress
  • copstress: the weighted loss value
  • OC: the Optics cordillera value
  • parameters: the parameters used for fitting (r)
  • fit: the returned object of the fitting procedure
  • cordillera: the cordillera object