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############## mod1__ROC ##################
nll.fvsd=function(par,y)
{
d=par[1]
sigma=par[2]
c=par[3]
p=1:4
p[1]=1-pnorm(c,d,sigma) #probability of hit
p[2]=1-p[1]
p[3]=1-pnorm(c,0,1) #probability of fa
p[4]=1-p[3]
return(-sum(y*log(p)))
}
#restricted model(dA,sigma,cA,cB,cC,cD)
nll=function(par6,dat)
{
nll.fvsd(par6[c(1,2,3)],dat[1:4])+
nll.fvsd(par6[c(1,2,4)],dat[5:8])+
nll.fvsd(par6[c(1,2,5)],dat[9:12])+
nll.fvsd(par6[c(1,2,6)],dat[13:16])
}
dat=c(1,7,7,8,15,47,2,52,60,65,3,169,179,26,4,155)
par6=c(1.2,0.2,0,0,0,0)
mod1=optim(par6,nll,dat=dat)
mod1
## $par
## [1] 1.7758507 1.0588589 0.3617923 2.9921489 1.9696476 1.0476496
##
## $value
## [1] 300.213
##
## $counts
## function gradient
## 501 NA
##
## $convergence
## [1] 1
##
## $message
## NULL
##ROC圖
hit.rate=c(0.0025,0.04,0.19,0.6375,1) #累進
fa.rate=c(0.0175,0.0225,0.03,0.04,1) #累進
###建立一個空矩陣
P<-data.frame(matrix(NA,length(seq(-10,100)),2))
colnames(P)=c("fa","hit")
####### 迴圈 ######
for(i in seq(-10,100,0.1))
{
nll.fvsd=function(par,y)
{
d=par[1]
sigma=par[2]
c=par[3]
p=1:4
p[1]=1-pnorm(c,d,sigma) #probability of hit
p[2]=1-p[1]
p[3]=1-pnorm(c,0,1) #probability of fa
p[4]=1-p[3]
return(-sum(y*log(p)))
}
#restricted model(dA,sigma,cA,cB,cC,cD)
nll=function(par6,dat)
{
nll.fvsd(par6[c(1,2,3)],dat[1:4])+
nll.fvsd(par6[c(1,2,4)],dat[5:8])+
nll.fvsd(par6[c(1,2,5)],dat[9:12])+
nll.fvsd(par6[c(1,2,6)],dat[13:16])
}
dat=c(1,7,7,8,15,47,2,52,60,65,3,169,179,26,4,155)
par6=c(1.2,0.2,0,0,0,0)
mod1=optim(par6,nll,dat=dat)
mod1
hit=1-pnorm(i,mod1$par[1],mod1$par[2])
fa=1-pnorm(i,0,1)
P$fa[i]=fa
P$hit[i]=hit
}
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