pulling out data points from curves that are ranked highest based on quantile function.

top_curves_to_points(
  x,
  alpha,
  tidy_dm,
  quantile_func = distance_depth_function,
  x_names_df = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

x

list or grouped_df containing curves, with index ordering associated with the x_names_df and rownames of tidy_dm

alpha

the proportion of curves to be removed before presenting all the points together. Takes value in [0, 1.0].

tidy_dm

a tidy_dist_mat distance matrix

quantile_func

function to calculate quantiles via the distance_matrix, we now expect this function to handle tidy_dist_mat objects and have a parameter called df_out which we can set as true. See distance_depth_function.tidy_dist_mat for an example.

x_names_df

Only used when x is a list. Group structure associated with the ordering of the items in the list x. Assume the naming structure for tidy_dm is the same as this data frame (can have different ordering).

...

additional parameters to be passed to the quantile_func. Please also see details for more information.

Value

data frame from curves of the top values associated with the quantile_func

Details

See top_curves_to_points.list and top_curves_to_points.grouped_df for more details and commentary on expected parameters. top_curves_to_points.list requires an additional parameter - x_names_df.

Examples

library(dplyr) set.seed(1) random_data_list <- lapply(1:5, function(x){data.frame(matrix(rnorm(10), ncol = 2))}) dist_mat <- dist_matrix_innersq_direction(random_data_list, position = 1:2, verbose = FALSE) combined_points_list <- quantile_curves_to_points(random_data_list, alpha = .2, dist_mat) random_data_grouped <- random_data_list %>% do.call(rbind, .) %>% mutate(id = rep(1:5, each = 5)) %>% group_by(id) combined_points_grouped <- quantile_curves_to_points(random_data_grouped, alpha = .2, dist_mat)