| gmdm {GMD} | R Documentation |
Computing Generalized Minimum Distance Matrix
gmdm(data,labels,pseudocount=0,sliding=TRUE,resolution=1) ## S3 method for class `gmdm' ## S3 method for class 'gmdm' print(x, ...) ## convert a `gmdm' object into a `dist' object gmdm2dist(m, diag=FALSE, upper=FALSE) ## compute GMDM and convert into a `dist' object gmdm_dist(data, diag=FALSE, upper=FALSE, ...)
data |
a list of numeric vectors, a numeric matrix or data.frame |
x |
a |
m |
a |
labels |
a character vector of the same length of x, giving the names of the numeric vectors. |
pseudocount |
a numeric value to be allocated for each position to reduce bias;
by default |
sliding |
logical, indicating whether sliding is allowed or not for an optimal solution;
by default |
resolution |
relative resolution, numeric (>=1), changing the size of the bin by multiplying the value. A larger value (lower resolution) is more computational efficiet but missing details. |
diag |
logical value indicating whether the diagonal of the distance matrix should be
printed by |
upper |
logical value indicating whether the upper triangle of the distance matrix should be
printed by |
... |
arguments to be passed to method |
Computing Generalized Minimum Distance Matrix
gmdm returns an object of class gmdm, a list with components
labels: a string vector, giving the names of distributions
data.ori: a list of numeric vectors, giving the original input
data: a list of numeric vectors, giving the normalized version of the original input
dm: a numeric numeric, the pairwise distance matrix of GM-Distances
gap.pair: a numeric matrix, giving the gap pair of each alignment per row: i.e. relative shifts between distributions of the optimal hit
sliding: logical, indicating whether sliding is performed
pseudocount: a numeric value that is allocated at each position in addition to original values
See citation("GMD")