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Hokusai.jl

A julia package for clustering spatial timeseries, like for example eye-tracking data, based on PCCA+.

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Installation

Requires Julia 0.6.

  • Install the package:
Pkg.clone("https://github.com/axsk/hokusai")
  • Copy the data file "sallsac_Hokusai.seq" into the packages data directory (~/.julia/v0.6/Hokusai/data).
  • Test the package:
Pkg.test("Hokusai")

Basic usage

See the test file

  • data is a DataFrame containing the x-/y-coordinates in the first two columns, the relative time in the third and an identifier for aggregation in the fourth column, allowing clustering of multiple test executions.
  • n denotes the desired number of clusters.
  • tau denotes the timestep used for creating the markov jump process
  • sigma denotes the gaussian mixture standard deviation used for the "spatial coupling".
  • precluster specifies the number of preclusters to generate via kmeans, to improve performance. (use 0 for no preclustering)
  • sort denotes how the final clusters will be ordered. :size sorts by number of fixations in each cluster, and :x by the average horizontal position.
  • method specifies the objective function used in the PCCA+ optimization. Accepted values: :scaling (Weber), :metastability (Deuflhard), :crispness (Röblitz)

cluster returns a HokusaiResult, containing the resulting clustering in the field assignments.

todo

  • think about pi
  • parameter optimization -- automatic tau/gamma -- automatic n (which method in nonreversible case?)

how to choose tau/sigma:

  • we want tau to measure every fixation, -> min fixdur?
  • sigma should seperate different fixations -> mean fixdist?

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