gibbs {CNPBayes} | R Documentation

## Run a Gibbs sampler on one or multiple types of Bayesian Gaussian mixture models

### Description

Model types: SB (SingleBatchModel): hierarchical model with mixture component-specific means and variances; MB (MultiBatchModel): hierarchical model with mixture component- and batch-specific means and variances; SBP (SingleBatchPooled): similar to SB model but with a pooled MBP (MultiBatchPooled): similar to MB model but with a pooled estimate of the variance (across mixture components) for each batch.

### Usage

    gibbs(model = c("SB", "MB", "SBP", "MBP"), dat, mp, hp.list, batches,
      k_range = c(1, 4), max_burnin = 32000, top = 2, df = 100,
      min_effsize = 500)

### Arguments

`model` | a character vector indicating which models to fit (any combination of 'SB', 'MB', 'SBP', and 'MBP')
`dat` | numeric vector of the summary copy number data for each sample at a single CNP (e.g., the median log R ratio for each sample)
`mp` | an object of class `McmcParams`
`hp.list` | a list of hyperparameters for each of the different models. If missing, this list will be generated automatically with default hyperparameters that work well for copy number data
`batches` | an integer vector of the same length as `dat` indicating the batch in which the sample was processed
`k_range` | a length-two numeric vector providing the minimum and maximum number of components to model. For example, c(1, 3) will fit mixture models with 1, 2, and 3 components.
`max_burnin` | the maximum number of burnin iterations. See details.
`top` | a length-one numeric vector indicating how many of the top models to return.
`df` | length-1 numeric vector for t-distribution degrees of freedom
`min_effsize` | length-1 numeric vector specifying the minimum effective size of the MCMC simulations. If below this value, the marginal likelihood will not be estimated.

### Details

For each model specified, a Gibbs sampler will be initiated

The number of mixture models fit depends on `k_range` and

### Value

A list of models of length `top` sorted by decreasing

### See Also

`gelman.diag` `effectiveSize` `marginalLikelihood` See `ggChains`

### Examples

      set.seed(100)
      nbatch <- 3
      k <- 3
      means <- matrix(c(-2.1, -2, -1.95, -0.41, -0.4, -0.395, -0.1,
          0, 0.05), nbatch, k, byrow = FALSE)
      sds <- matrix(0.15, nbatch, k)
      sds[, 1] <- 0.3
      N <- 1000
      truth <- simulateBatchData(N = N, batch = rep(letters[1:3],
                                                    length.out = N),
                                 p = c(1/10, 1/5, 1 - 0.1 - 0.2),
                                 theta = means,
                                 sds = sds)
      ## clearly not enough simulations
      mp <- McmcParams(iter=10, burnin=5)
      ## this should be much higher > 1,000
      max_burnin <- 10
      ## suppress the warnings from the short chains
      suppressWarnings(gibbs(model=c("SB", "SBP", "MB", "MBP"),
            dat=y(truth),
            mp=mp,
            batches=batch(truth),
            k_range=c(1, 4),
            max_burnin=max_burnin,
            top=2,
            df=100))

[Package CNPBayes version 1.12.0 Index]