Open magibc opened 3 weeks ago
Hi @magibc,
There is an RPCA function (step 2) in the works for R (will be in vegan) but it is not ready yet and won't match Gemelli, hopefully it will be soon. To my knowledge there is no working version in R anywhere else yet. For now I advise relying on the python version and I can report back here when the R version of step 2 (RPCA) is done.
Thanks!
Cameron
Thank you very much,
Ok, for the moment I will use your robust.aitchison method included in vegan package and I will find Robust PCA in another R Package. Yes, keep me informed when it is implemented in Gemelli. Thanks again.
Magí.
Hi @magibc,
Please use the Python implementation in Gemelli. The robust.aitchison method in vegan does not currently match the output in this implementation. I am working on getting the vegan implementation fixed but it is not ready yet and I would not suggest using it.
Ok Cameron. Yes I will try to defend the reviewer comments received because I have tried the function fill.OptSpace() of filling R package but I get an error that I am not capable to solve it. Thanks again.
Hi @magibc,
The R OptSpace function also does not replicate this package exactly. There have been alterations and bug fixes over the years in this implementation that are not reflected in the OptSpace R package. I am working on making sure that is reflected in the vegan implementation but that is not done yet. For now, stick to this Python package.
Dear @cameronmartino Cameron,
The RPCA tool inside Gemelli performs these two steps:
I can also perform Step 1 using the decostand() function from the R package vegan with the method rclr.
However, for the second step of creating the PCA using only non-zero values (as Gemelli creates a PCA), I would like to know if any R package could perform this second step to graph a db-RDA. I was not capable to found one R package.
The function cmdscale allows me to use the robust Aitchison method, but I'm unsure if it performs Step 2 as Gemelli does. That's why I'm asking you.
Thank you again,
Magi