Event sequence length and number of events
Adds the sequence length (number of transitions) and total number of events of event sequences to the data attribute of a subseqelist event sequence object.
seqentrans(fsubseq, avg.occ = FALSE)
fsubseq |
A |
avg.occ |
Logical: Should a column with average number of occurrences also be added? |
An event sequence object is an ordered list of transitions, with each transition a non-ordered list of events occurring at a same position.
Average occurrences by sequence may be useful when counts report number of occurrences rather than number of sequences containing the subsequence.
The object fsubseq updated with the additional information.
Nicolas Müller and Gilbert Ritschard
data(actcal.tse) actcal.seqe <- seqecreate(actcal.tse[1:500,]) ##Searching for frequent subsequences appearing at least 30 times fsubseq <- seqefsub(actcal.seqe, min.support=10) fsubseq <- seqentrans(fsubseq) ## dispaying only those with at least 3 transitions fsubseq[fsubseq$data$ntrans>2] ## dispaying only those with at least 3 events fsubseq[fsubseq$data$nevent>2] ## Average occurrences when counting distinct occurrences ct <- seqeconstraint(count.method="CDIST_O") fsb <- seqefsub(actcal.seqe, min.support=10, constraint=ct) fsb <- seqentrans(fsb, avg.occ=TRUE) fsb[1:10,]
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