Portability | portable |
---|---|
Stability | experimental |
Maintainer | gnn.github@gmail.com |
The GSOM algorithm works on numerical input vectors. These input vectors
are internally represented as lists of
s and this module contains
the functions working on these.
Double
- type Bounds = [(Double, Double)]
- type Input = [Double]
- type Inputs = [Input]
- bounds :: Inputs -> Bounds
- dimension :: Inputs -> Int
- normalize :: Bounds -> Inputs -> Inputs
- unnormalize :: Bounds -> Inputs -> Inputs
- distance :: Input -> Input -> Double
- (*.) :: Input -> Double -> Input
- (.*) :: Double -> Input -> Input
- (<+>) :: Input -> Input -> Input
- (<->) :: Input -> Input -> Input
Documentation
type Bounds = [(Double, Double)]Source
The bounds of a list of inputs. Having the tuple (a,b)
at index i
in bounds
means that the value at index i
of each of the input vectors
from the inputs which where used to calculate bounds
is from the
intervall [a,b]
.
dimension :: Inputs -> IntSource
Calculating the dimension of a given set of inputs just means finding the length of the longest input vector.
normalize :: Bounds -> Inputs -> InputsSource
Normalizes input vectors.
takes the given list of input vectors normalize
inputsinputs
and
returns a list of input vectors where each component is in [0,1]
.
If you want to unnormalize the input vectors use
and
bounds
.
unnormalize
unnormalize :: Bounds -> Inputs -> InputsSource
Unnormalizes the given input vectors inputs
assuming that it's bounds
previously where bounds
.