[R] Problem to transfer Splus functions

Prof Brian Ripley ripley at stats.ox.ac.uk
Mon Nov 5 08:26:28 CET 2001


On Mon, 5 Nov 2001, Michel ARNAUD wrote:

> Hello
> I would like to transfer some Splus functions in R.
> But I have a problem first about this assignation in Splus :
>  xnom <- deparse(substitute(x))

You need to move such lines in R to the top of the function, before x
(etc) is altered.  It's in the R FAQ.


> I am a bad programmer : I don't understand the R help
> How to modify these functions ?
> Thank you very much for your help
>
> Here are the four functions and a data test
> ####################################################################################
>
> acp <- function(x, wt = rep(1/nrow(x), nrow(x)), d = rep(1, ncol(x)),
> ctr = T,
>  reduc = T, contav = F, method = "acp", tol = 10^(-8))
> {
> #============================================================
> #       Methode d'analyse en composantes principales
> #       avec des metriques diagonales:
> #       wt vecteur des poids
> #       d vecteurs des elements diagonaux de la metrique
> #       si ctr=T l'acp est centree
> #       si reduc=T l'acp est reduite
> #             Method = "acp" or "afc" or "afcm"
> #              method that produced the call to the function acp
> #             tol values of the eigenvalues that are set to zero
> #                to avoid zero "negative" values
> #============================================================
>  x <- as.matrix(x)
>  wt <- wt/sum(wt) #Normalisation des poids
>  x <- crenom(x)
>  nam <- dimnames(x)
>  y <- centre(x, wt)
>  moy <- (x - y)[1,  ]
>  names(moy) <- nam[[2]]
>  if(ctr)
>   x <- y
>  y <- reduct(x, wt, ctr = ctr)
>  sigm <- attr(y, "std")
>  names(sigm) <- nam[[2]] #    ..si reduc=T..alors
>  if(reduc) x <- y
>  #------------------------------controle prealable: impression des
> contributions (si contav=T)
>  if(contav) {
>   conta(x, d, wt)
>   cat("\n")
>   tex <- c("On continue ?", "Arret")
>   ski <- menu(tex)
>   switch(ski,
>    ,
>    stop())
>  }
>  y <- wt * x
>  v <- t(x) %*% y #  Calcul de la matrice a diagonaliser
>  d12 <- sqrt(d)
>  v <- d12 * v
>  v <- t(d12 * t(v))
>  res <- eigen(v, symmetric = T)
>  #  Recherche des elements propres de v
> #------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> # Factors associated with very small eigenvalues removed
> #------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>  nf <- length(res$values)
>  cond <- res$values < tol * sum(res$values)
>  nfmax <- if(sum(cond) > 0) min((1:length(res$values))[cond]) -
>    1 else nf
>  res$values <- res$values[1:nfmax]
>  res$vectors <- res$vectors[, 1:nfmax]
>  vecp <- res$vectors
>  #   Reorientation des deux premiers vecteurs propres pour avoir un max
> #   de saturations positives
>  v12 <- rep(1, ncol(x)) %*% (vecp[, 1:2]/abs(vecp[, 1:2]))
>  v12 <- 2 * (as.numeric(v12 >= 0) - 0.5)
>  vecp[, 1:2] <- t(v12 * t(vecp[, 1:2]))
>  #        calcul des vecteurs propres M normes
>  res$vectors <- (1/sqrt(d)) * vecp
>  # Generation des noms de facteurs
>  nomf <- as.vector(outer("f", 1:nfmax, paste, sep = ""))
>  dimnames(res$vectors) <- list(nam[[2]], nomf)
>  #Affectation des noms
> #         des vecteurs principaux
>  res$cmpr <- x %*% (d12 * vecp)
>  #Calcul des composantes principales
>
>  xnom <- deparse(substitute(x))
>  wtnom <- deparse(substitute(wt))
>  wtequal <- F
>  if(wtnom == paste("rep(1/nrow(", xnom, "), nrow(", xnom, "))",
>   sep = ""))
>   wtequal <- T
>  dnom <- deparse(substitute(d))
>  dusual <- F
>  if(dnom == paste("rep(1, ncol(", xnom, "))", sep = ""))
>   dusual <- T
>  dimnames(res$cmpr)[[2]] <- nomf
>  names(res$values) <- nomf
>  res$d <- d
>  res$pi <- wt
>  res$reduc <- reduc
>  res$ctr <- ctr
>  res$moy <- moy
>  res$sigma <- sigm
>  attr(res, "class") <- "acp"
>  res$xnom <- xnom
>  res$wtequal <- wtequal
>  if(!wtequal)
>   res$wtnom <- wtnom
>  res$dusual <- dusual
>  if(!dusual)
>   res$dnom <- dnom
>  if(method == "acp")
>   print(res)
>  res
> }
>
> ####################################################################################
>
> crenom <- function(x, nl = "i", nv = "v")
> {
> #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> #  Cree des noms pour le tableau x si ces noms n'existent pas
> #  Par defaut, les noms de ligne commencent par "i", ceux de colonnes
> #  par "v"
> #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>  nomi <- if((!is.null(dimnames(x)) && !is.null(dimnames(x)[[1]])
>   ) && length(dimnames(x)[[1]]) != 0) dimnames(x)[[1]]
>    else (paste(nl, 1:nrow(x), sep = ""))
>  nomv <- if(!is.null(dimnames(x)) && !is.null(dimnames(x)[[2]]) &&
>   length(dimnames(x)[[2]]) != 0) dimnames(x)[[2]] else (
>    paste(nv, 1:ncol(x), sep = ""))
>  dimnames(x) <- list(nomi, nomv)
>  x
> }
> ####################################################################################
>
> centre <- function(x, wt = rep(1, nrow(as.matrix(x))))
> {
> # centre le nuage des lignes de x ponderees par wt
>  x <- as.matrix(x)
>  g <- as.vector((wt %*% x)/sum(wt))
>  t(t(x) - g)
> }
> ####################################################################################
>
> reduct <- function(x, wt = rep(1/nrow(x), nrow(x)), ctr = T)
> {
> # Calcul d'une matrice reduite (avec poids)
> #
> #               wt vecteur des poids
> #============================================================
>  nc <- ncol(x)
>  nr <- nrow(x)
>  nam <- dimnames(x)
>  wt <- wt/sum(wt)
>  mx <- wt %*% x
>  xx <- t(t(x) - as.vector(mx))
>  rwt <- sqrt(wt)
>  y <- rwt * xx #.. integration des poids..
>  stdx <- sqrt(diag(t(y) %*% y))
>  if(ctr)
>   x <- xx
>  x <- t(t(x)/stdx)
>  dimnames(x) <- nam
>  attr(x, "std") <- stdx
>  x
> }
>    ca  mg   cl  so4 hco3  co2   c    te   deb
>  62.8 3.5 1.75 27.5  173 2.93 300 10.40 0.092
>  62.8 4.0 1.65 27.0  177 2.92 300 10.40 0.490
>  64.5 3.6 1.65 28.5  179 3.10 303 10.40 0.560
>  64.0 5.0 1.70 26.0  184 3.33 308 10.40 0.605
>  61.6 5.0 1.90 28.0  178 3.08 303 10.40 0.690
>  63.5 4.4 1.75 27.5  179 2.76 302 10.50 0.740
>  66.8 4.4 1.65 31.5  183 2.82 311 10.50 0.760
>  69.3 4.4 1.85 37.0  188 3.02 330 10.45 0.810
>  66.3 5.5 1.80 35.5  186 2.92 327 10.45 0.830
>  66.5 4.7 1.75 32.5  182 2.86 317 10.45 0.860
>  66.1 3.3 1.80 28.5  181 2.78 307 10.45 0.890
>  62.8 3.2 1.70 23.0  177 2.79 293 10.40 0.950
>  62.3 3.8 1.60 23.0  177 1.92 294 10.40 1.050
>  69.0 3.9 1.85 35.5  185 3.44 324 10.35 1.190
>  71.5 5.0 1.95 38.5  195 3.94 344 10.35 1.220
>  73.2 5.5 2.25 40.5  208 4.38 352 10.35 1.220
>  71.7 5.7 2.20 35.0  204 4.94 347 10.35 1.240
>  73.0 4.9 2.30 36.5  200 4.64 348 10.35 1.260
>  69.3 4.5 2.25 29.5  193 4.38 333 10.35 1.350
>  64.5 3.3 2.00 18.5  187 4.25 306 10.35 1.630
>  60.8 3.9 2.00 14.0  183 4.08 292 10.30 1.830
>  62.5 3.8 2.45 12.5  190 4.81 296 10.10 1.580
>  61.7 3.4 2.25 11.0  187 4.77 288 10.05 2.210
>  62.9 3.0 2.20 10.5  189 4.61 291 10.05 1.930
>  66.0 2.7 2.30  9.5  198 3.49 301 10.10 1.200
>  66.5 2.3 2.25  9.5  198 3.65 303 10.05 1.050
>  65.5 3.0 2.40 11.0  198 3.82 304 10.05 0.905
>  65.5 2.5 2.30 11.0  195 3.61 298 10.05 0.490
>  64.7 3.0 2.25  9.5  195 3.69 297 10.05 0.495
>  66.5 3.4 2.25 13.0  198 3.91 308 10.10 0.830
>  66.9 3.5 2.50 14.0  199 4.21 309 10.05 1.010
>  64.5 3.4 2.20 11.5  192 3.79 298 10.00 0.920
>  63.7 3.3 2.20 11.5  189 3.92 297 10.00 0.650
>  63.7 3.4 2.30 13.0  190 3.95 297 10.10 0.560
>
>
> --
> Michel ARNAUD
> CIRAD
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> 73, av. Jean François Breton
> 34938 MONTPELLIER CEDEX 5
> tel   04 67 59 38 34 - Fax 04 67 59 38 27
>
>

-- 
Brian D. Ripley,                  ripley at stats.ox.ac.uk
Professor of Applied Statistics,  http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/~ripley/
University of Oxford,             Tel:  +44 1865 272861 (self)
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