save state; test clustering not OK, all others OK

[epclust.git] / epclust / tests / testthat / test.clustering.R

context("clustering")

test_that("computeSynchrones behave as expected",
{
	n = 300
	x = seq(0,9.5,0.1)
	L = length(x) #96 1/4h
	K = 3
	s1 = cos(x)
	s2 = sin(x)
	s3 = c( s1[1:(L%/%2)] , s2[(L%/%2+1):L] )
	#sum((s1-s2)^2) == 96
	#sum((s1-s3)^2) == 58
	#sum((s2-s3)^2) == 38
	s = list(s1, s2, s3)
	series = matrix(nrow=L, ncol=n)
	for (i in seq_len(n))
		series[,i] = s[[I(i,K)]] + rnorm(L,sd=0.01)
	getRefSeries = function(indices) {
		indices = indices[indices <= n]
		if (length(indices)>0) series[,indices] else NULL
	}
	synchrones = computeSynchrones(bigmemory::as.big.matrix(cbind(s1,s2,s3)), getRefSeries,
		n, 100, sync_mean=TRUE, verbose=TRUE, parll=FALSE)

	expect_equal(dim(synchrones), c(L,K))
	for (i in 1:K)
		expect_equal(synchrones[,i], s[[i]], tolerance=0.01)
})

# Helper function to divide indices into balanced sets
test_that("Helper function to spread indices work properly",
{
	indices <- 1:400

	# bigger nb_per_set than length(indices)
	expect_equal(epclust:::.spreadIndices(indices,500), list(indices))

	# nb_per_set == length(indices)
	expect_equal(epclust:::.spreadIndices(indices,400), list(indices))

	# length(indices) %% nb_per_set == 0
	expect_equal(epclust:::.spreadIndices(indices,200),
		c( list(indices[1:200]), list(indices[201:400]) ))
	expect_equal(epclust:::.spreadIndices(indices,100),
		c( list(indices[1:100]), list(indices[101:200]),
			list(indices[201:300]), list(indices[301:400]) ))

	# length(indices) / nb_per_set == 1, length(indices) %% nb_per_set == 100
	expect_equal(epclust:::.spreadIndices(indices,300), list(indices))
	# length(indices) / nb_per_set == 2, length(indices) %% nb_per_set == 42
	repartition <- epclust:::.spreadIndices(indices,179)
	expect_equal(length(repartition), 2)
	expect_equal(length(repartition[[1]]), 179 + 21)
	expect_equal(length(repartition[[1]]), 179 + 21)
})

test_that("clusteringTask1 behave as expected",
{
	n = 900
	x = seq(0,9.5,0.1)
	L = length(x) #96 1/4h
	K1 = 60
	s = lapply( seq_len(K1), function(i) x^(1+i/30)*cos(x+i) )
	series = matrix(nrow=L, ncol=n)
	for (i in seq_len(n))
		series[,i] = s[[I(i,K1)]] + rnorm(L,sd=0.01)
	getSeries = function(indices) {
		indices = indices[indices <= n]
		if (length(indices)>0) series[,indices] else NULL
	}
	wf = "haar"
	ctype = "absolute"
	getContribs = function(indices) curvesToContribs(series[,indices],wf,ctype)
	require("cluster", quietly=TRUE)
	browser()
	algoClust1 = function(contribs,K) cluster::pam(contribs,K,diss=FALSE)$id.med
	indices1 = clusteringTask1(1:n, getContribs, K1, algoClust1, 75, verbose=TRUE, parll=FALSE)
	medoids_K1 = getSeries(indices1)

	expect_equal(dim(medoids_K1), c(L,K1))
	# Not easy to evaluate result: at least we expect it to be better than random selection of
	# medoids within initial series
	distorGood = computeDistortion(series, medoids_K1)
	for (i in 1:3)
		expect_lte( distorGood, computeDistortion(series,series[,sample(1:n, K1)]) )
})

test_that("clusteringTask2 behave as expected",
{
	n = 900
	x = seq(0,9.5,0.1)
	L = length(x) #96 1/4h
	K1 = 60
	K2 = 3
	#for (i in 1:60) {plot(x^(1+i/30)*cos(x+i),type="l",col=i,ylim=c(-50,50)); par(new=TRUE)}
	s = lapply( seq_len(K1), function(i) x^(1+i/30)*cos(x+i) )
	series = matrix(nrow=L, ncol=n)
	for (i in seq_len(n))
		series[i,] = s[[I(i,K1)]] + rnorm(L,sd=0.01)
	getRefSeries = function(indices) {
		indices = indices[indices <= n]
		if (length(indices)>0) series[,indices] else NULL
	}
	# Artificially simulate 60 medoids - perfect situation, all equal to one of the refs
	medoids_K1 = bigmemory::as.big.matrix( sapply( 1:K1, function(i) s[[I(i,K1)]] ) )
	medoids_K2 = clusteringTask2(medoids_K1, K2, getRefSeries, n, 75, verbose=TRUE, parll=FALSE)

	expect_equal(dim(medoids_K2), c(L,K2))
	# Not easy to evaluate result: at least we expect it to be better than random selection of
	# medoids within 1...K1 (among references)
	distorGood = computeDistortion(series, medoids_K2)
	for (i in 1:3)
		expect_lte( distorGood, computeDistortion(series,medoids_K1[,sample(1:K1, K2)]) )
})