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Finite Dirichlet process with N(0,1)
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diri <- function(alpha) { | |
# Sample from the Dirichlet distribution with parameter (vector) alpha | |
k <- length (alpha) | |
Z <- rep(0,k) | |
for(i in 1:k) { | |
Z[i] <- rgamma(n=1,shape=alpha[i], rate =1) | |
S <- sum(Z) | |
P <- Z/S | |
} | |
return(P) | |
} | |
draw_and_plot <- function(alpha, binning) { | |
# Sample from the Dirichlet distribution and plot the "histogram" | |
x <- diri(alpha) | |
centers<-rep(0,length(binning$breaks)-1) | |
for(i in 1:length(centers)) { | |
centers[i] <- (binning$breaks[i+1] + binning$breaks[i])/2 | |
} | |
plot(centers,x,type='b') | |
} | |
# Partition the real line | |
partition <- seq(-4,4,by=0.05) | |
# Evaluate the probability that we draw from these intervals (numerically) | |
repetitions <- 10000000 | |
data <- rnorm(repetitions,0,1) | |
binning <- hist(data, breaks=c(min(data),partition,max(data)),plot=FALSE) | |
p0 <- rep(0,length(binning$counts)) | |
for(i in seq(1,length(p0), by=1)) { | |
p0[i] <- binning$counts[i] / repetitions | |
} | |
# For multiple measures alpha or equivalently for multiple n0, draw and plot 3 times | |
par(mfrow=c(4,3)) | |
n0 <- 1000 | |
alpha <- p0 * n0 | |
draw_and_plot(alpha, binning) | |
draw_and_plot(alpha, binning) | |
draw_and_plot(alpha, binning) | |
n0 <- 100 | |
alpha <- p0 * n0 | |
draw_and_plot(alpha, binning) | |
draw_and_plot(alpha, binning) | |
draw_and_plot(alpha, binning) | |
n0 <- 10 | |
alpha <- p0 * n0 | |
draw_and_plot(alpha, binning) | |
draw_and_plot(alpha, binning) | |
draw_and_plot(alpha, binning) | |
n0 <- 1 | |
alpha <- p0 * n0 | |
draw_and_plot(alpha, binning) | |
draw_and_plot(alpha, binning) | |
draw_and_plot(alpha, binning) |
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Produces a rough equivalent of this Wikipedia figure.