Comments (1)
To clarify the issue, it is not with disjoint lib
, rather disjoint pred
. Disjoint lib
yields results equivalent to rEDM 0.7.4.
In rEDM 0.7.4, if lib
is specified and pred
is not, then pred
is set equal to lib
. This is why the example above has NaN in prediction rows 4 and 5. In the 1.x code disjoint pred
is not supported. It can be specified, but the output does not remove prediction rows in a prediction gap.
To clarify and provide examples:
library( rEDM )
library( rEDM74 )
df = data.frame( time = 1:10, x = sin((1:10)/pi), y = cos((1:10)/pi) )
# block_lnlp : Embedded = TRUE
B = rEDM74::block_lnlp( df, lib = c(1, 5, 6, 10), pred = c(1, 10),
method = "simplex", tp = 2, columns = c("x","y"),
target_column = "x", stats_only = FALSE,
first_column_time = TRUE )
B $ model_output[[1]]
time obs pred pred_var
1 3 0.81627 0.9594 0.003832
2 4 0.95606 0.8973 0.011778
3 5 0.99978 0.8828 0.014781
4 6 0.94307 0.8959 0.031104
5 7 0.79160 0.5933 0.058161
6 8 0.56060 0.2667 0.076164
7 9 0.27328 0.2825 0.104256
8 10 -0.04149 0.3658 0.024815
9 NaN NaN NaN NaN
10 NaN NaN NaN NaN
rEDM::Simplex( dataFrame = df, lib = "1 5 6 10", pred = "1 10", Tp = 2,
columns = "x y", target = "x", embedded = TRUE )
time Observations Predictions Pred_Variance
1 1 0.31296 NaN NaN
2 2 0.59448 NaN NaN
3 3 0.81627 0.95936 0.003832
4 4 0.95606 0.89728 0.011778
5 5 0.99978 0.88276 0.014781
6 6 0.94307 0.89594 0.031104
7 7 0.79160 0.59326 0.058161
8 8 0.56060 0.26670 0.076164
9 9 0.27328 0.28246 0.104256
10 10 -0.04149 0.36578 0.024815
11 11 NaN 0.09529 0.041300
12 12 NaN 0.17593 0.055783
# simplex : embedded = FALSE
S = rEDM74::simplex( df[ , c('time','x') ],
lib = c(1, 5, 6, 10), pred = c(1, 10),
E = 2, tp = 2, stats_only = FALSE )
S $ model_output[[1]]
time obs pred pred_var
1 3 0.81627 NaN NaN
2 4 0.95606 0.5076 0.22429
3 5 0.99978 0.3787 0.17233
4 6 0.94307 0.4721 0.16575
5 7 0.79160 0.3880 0.12633
6 8 0.56060 0.3348 0.08463
7 9 0.27328 0.4779 0.26568
8 10 -0.04149 0.6781 0.12408
9 NaN NaN NaN NaN
10 NaN NaN NaN NaN
rEDM::Simplex( dataFrame = df, lib = "1 5 6 10", pred = "1 10",
Tp = 2, E = 2, columns = "x", target = "x", embedded = FALSE )
time Observations Predictions Pred_Variance
1 2 0.59448 NaN NaN
2 3 0.81627 NaN NaN
3 4 0.95606 0.5076 0.22429
4 5 0.99978 0.3787 0.17233
5 6 0.94307 0.4721 0.16575
6 7 0.79160 0.3880 0.12633
7 8 0.56060 0.3348 0.08463
8 9 0.27328 0.4779 0.26568
9 10 -0.04149 0.6781 0.12408
10 11 NaN 0.5719 0.24683
11 12 NaN 0.6466 0.22507
# Disjoint pred : not specifying pred sets pred to lib in rEDM 0.7.4
B2 = rEDM74::block_lnlp( df, lib = c(1,5,6,10), method = "simplex",
tp = 2, columns = c("x","y"),target_column = "x",
stats_only = FALSE,first_column_time = TRUE )
B2 $ model_output[[1]]
time obs pred pred_var
1 3 0.81627 0.9594 0.003832
2 4 0.95606 0.8973 0.011778
3 5 0.99978 0.8828 0.014781
4 6 0.94307 NaN NaN
5 7 0.79160 NaN NaN
6 8 0.56060 0.2667 0.076164
7 9 0.27328 0.2825 0.104256
8 10 -0.04149 0.3658 0.024815
9 NaN NaN NaN NaN
10 NaN NaN NaN NaN
# 1.x code does not segment based on pred
# Since results are not affected, one can simply partition results
S2 = rEDM::Simplex( dataFrame = df, lib = "1 5 6 10", pred = "1 5 6 10",
Tp = 2,columns = "x y", target = "x", embedded = TRUE )
S2[ 6:7, 3:4 ] = NaN
S2
time Observations Predictions Pred_Variance
1 1 0.31296 NaN NaN
2 2 0.59448 NaN NaN
3 3 0.81627 0.95936 0.003832
4 4 0.95606 0.89728 0.011778
5 5 0.99978 0.88276 0.014781
6 6 0.94307 NaN NaN
7 7 0.79160 NaN NaN
8 8 0.56060 0.26670 0.076164
9 9 0.27328 0.28246 0.104256
10 10 -0.04149 0.36578 0.024815
11 11 NaN 0.09529 0.041300
12 12 NaN 0.17593 0.055783
Since there is no difficulty predicting rows 6 & 7, as the library in this instance support it, is there a need to remove predictions from the output?
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