invert.auto.RdInversion with automatic convergence checking
invert.auto(
observed,
invert.options,
return.samples = TRUE,
save.samples = NULL,
quiet = FALSE,
parallel = TRUE,
parallel.cores = NULL,
parallel.output = "/dev/null"
)Vector, matrix, or data frame (coerced to matrix) of
observed values. For spectral data, wavelengths are rows and spectra are
columns. Dimensions must align with the output of model.
Parameters related to inversion.
Include full samples list in output. Default = TRUE.
Save samples to file as the inversion proceeds (useful
for debugging). If NULL, do not save samples. Default = NULL.
Suppress progress bar and status messages. Default=FALSE
Logical. Whether or not to run multiple chains in parallel
on multiple cores (default = TRUE).
Number of cores to use for parallelization. If
NULL (default), allocate one fewer than detected number of cores.
Filename (or ” for stdout) for printing parallel
outputs. Use with caution. Default = '/dev/null'.
List including results (summary statistics), samples
(mcmc.list object, or NA if return.samples=FALSE), and other
information.
Performs an inversion via the invert.custom function with
multiple chains and automatic convergence checking. Convergence checks are
performed using the multivariate Gelman-Rubin diagnostic.
Parameters specific to invert.auto are described here.
For the remaining parameters, see invert.custom().
model – The model to be inverted. This should be an R function that
takes params as input and returns one column of observed
(nrows should be the same). Constants should be implicitly included here.
nchains – Number of independent chains.
inits.function – Function for generating initial conditions.
ngibbs.max – Maximum number of total iterations (per chain). DEFAULT = 5e6
ngibbs.min – Minimum number of total iterations (per chain). DEFAULT = 5000.
ngibbs.step – Number of iterations between convergence checks. Default = 1000.
run_first – Function to run before running sampling. Takes parallel
inputs list containing runID, initial values, and resume (NULL) as an
argument.
calculate.burnin – If TRUE, use PEcAn.assim.batch::autoburnin
function to calculate burnin. Otherwise, assume burnin is min(niter/2, iter_conv_check).
threshold – Maximum value of the Gelman-Rubin diagnostic for
determining convergence. Default = 1.1