OEMath Examples

The following table lists the currently available OEMath examples:

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Fitting model with kernel PLS

Fitting model with kernel PLS

The following code example shows how to fit a kernel PLS model. The input descriptors matrix must be symmetric for fitting with kernel PLS.

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Listing 1: Fitting model with kernel PLS

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/****************************************************************************
* OEKernelPLS Example
****************************************************************************/
#include "openeye.h"
#include "oesystem.h"
#include "oechem.h"
#include "oemath.h"


int main()
{
  OEMath::OESquareMatrix kernel(4);
  kernel.SetRowData(0, std::vector<double>({ 2686.9, 549.35, 509.31, 456.37 }));
  kernel.SetRowData(1, std::vector<double>({ 549.12, 2815.15, 2433.03, 496.09 }));
  kernel.SetRowData(2, std::vector<double>({ 509.11, 2432.17, 2804.49, 356.28 }));
  kernel.SetRowData(3, std::vector<double>({ 456.36, 496.24, 356.27, 3643.08 }));

  std::vector<double> response = {4.25, 6.62, 5.28, 8.10};

  OEMath::OEKernelPLS pls;
  pls.Fit(kernel, response, 1);
  double pred_value = pls.Predict(std::vector<double>({ 2686.9, 549.35, 509.31, 456.37 }));
  std::cout << "Actual: " << 4.25 << " predicted: " << pred_value << std::endl;

  return 0;
}

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kpls.cpp