gbmodes1
Analyze multimodality in univariate data
Usage
gbmodes [options]
Overview
Multimodality analysis via kernel density estimation. Compute the maximal kernel bandwidth h_c(M) for which #(modes in the estimated density)>M.The significance of h_c is computed via smoothed bootstrap. Read data from std. input. Print the couple h_c p(h_c) and the modal values (set with -O).
Options
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-n -
number of equispaced points where the density is computed (default 100)
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-m -
number of modes (default 1)
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-r -
search range for modes; comma separated couple 'data_min,data_max'
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-s -
scale the search range to [min*s+(1-s)*Max,Max*s+(1-s)*min] (default 1)
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-e -
relative tolerance on h_c value (default 1e-6)
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-S -
significance level (for Hall-York correction) (default .05)
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-t -
number of bootstrap trials used for significance computation (default 1000)
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-R -
RNG seed for bootstrap trials (default 0)
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-K -
choose the kernel to use: 0 Gaussian or 1 Laplacian (default 0)
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-v -
verbose mode (more verbose if provided 2 times)
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-O -
output type (default 0)
0
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h_c p(h_c) [modes locations] |
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1
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h_c [modes locations and heights] |
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-F -
specify the input fields separators (default " \t")
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-h -
this help
Releases
5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch); the text changed 3 times.