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* using log directory ‘/home/biocbuild/bbs-3.21-bioc/meat/ELViS.Rcheck’
* using R version 4.5.1 (2025-06-13)
* using platform: x86_64-pc-linux-gnu
* R was compiled by
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    GNU Fortran (Ubuntu 13.3.0-6ubuntu2~24.04) 13.3.0
* running under: Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS
* using session charset: UTF-8
* checking for file ‘ELViS/DESCRIPTION’ ... OK
* this is package ‘ELViS’ version ‘1.0.0’
* package encoding: UTF-8
* checking package namespace information ... OK
* checking package dependencies ... INFO
Imports includes 21 non-default packages.
Importing from so many packages makes the package vulnerable to any of
them becoming unavailable.  Move as many as possible to Suggests and
use conditionally.
* checking if this is a source package ... OK
* checking if there is a namespace ... OK
* checking for hidden files and directories ... OK
* checking for portable file names ... OK
* checking for sufficient/correct file permissions ... OK
* checking whether package ‘ELViS’ can be installed ... OK
* checking installed package size ... OK
* checking package directory ... OK
* checking ‘build’ directory ... OK
* checking DESCRIPTION meta-information ... OK
* checking top-level files ... OK
* checking for left-over files ... OK
* checking index information ... OK
* checking package subdirectories ... OK
* checking code files for non-ASCII characters ... OK
* checking R files for syntax errors ... OK
* checking whether the package can be loaded ... OK
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* checking loading without being on the library search path ... OK
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* checking data for ASCII and uncompressed saves ... OK
* checking files in ‘vignettes’ ... OK
* checking examples ... OK
Examples with CPU (user + system) or elapsed time > 5s
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run_ELViS           57.091  0.313  57.407
integrative_heatmap 25.378  0.593  25.861
gene_cn_heatmaps    12.019  0.229  12.251
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* checking package vignettes ... OK
* checking re-building of vignette outputs ... OK
* checking PDF version of manual ... OK
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* installing to library ‘/home/biocbuild/bbs-3.21-bioc/R/site-library’
* installing *source* package ‘ELViS’ ...
** this is package ‘ELViS’ version ‘1.0.0’
** using staged installation
** R
** data
** inst
** byte-compile and prepare package for lazy loading
** help
*** installing help indices
** building package indices
** installing vignettes
** testing if installed package can be loaded from temporary location
** testing if installed package can be loaded from final location
** testing if installed package keeps a record of temporary installation path
* DONE (ELViS)

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Platform: x86_64-pc-linux-gnu

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Type 'license()' or 'licence()' for distribution details.

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> # This file is part of the standard setup for testthat.
> # It is recommended that you do not modify it.
> #
> # Where should you do additional test configuration?
> # Learn more about the roles of various files in:
> # * https://r-pkgs.org/testing-design.html#sec-tests-files-overview
> # * https://testthat.r-lib.org/articles/special-files.html
> 
> library(testthat)
> library(ELViS)
> 
> test_check("ELViS")
ELViS run starts.
1

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
1| done
2

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
2| done
3

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
3| done
4

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
4| done
5

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
5| done
6

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
6| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
1| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
2| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
3| done
4| done
5| done
6| done
1

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
1| done
2

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
2| done
3

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
3| done
4

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
4| done
5

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
5| done
6

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
6| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
1| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
2| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
3| done
4| done
5| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
6| done
Normalization done.

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
1| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
2| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
3| done
4| done
5| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
6| done
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── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
1| done
2

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
2| done
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── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
3| done
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── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
4| done
5

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
5| done
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── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
6| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
1| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
2| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
3| done
4| done
5| done
6| done
1

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
1| done
2

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
2| done
3

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
3| done
4

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
4| done
5

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
5| done
6

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
6| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
1| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
2| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
3| done
4| done
5| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
6| done
Normalization done.

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
1| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
2| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
3| done
4| done
5| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
6| done
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── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
1| done
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── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
2| done
3

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
3| done
4

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
4| done
5

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
5| done
6

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
6| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
1| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
2| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
! Argument ncluster was not provided. Selecting values with BIC
ℹ BIC-selected number of class : ncluster = 2
BIC-selected number of segment : nseg = 2
3| done
4| done
5| done
6| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
1| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
2| done

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
✔ Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 300
✔ Using Kmax = 10
✔ Using ncluster = 2L
✔ Using scale.variable = FALSE
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
✔ Using subsample_by = 60
✔ subsampling by 60
✔ Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
→ After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
! Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running Segmentation/Clustering algorithm ───────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running Segmentation/Clustering with lmin = 5, Kmax = 3 and ncluster = 2L
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Initial segmentation with no cluster calculated.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2/3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
✔ Segmentation-Clustering successful for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 2:3
→ Segmentation-Clustering for ncluster = 2 and nseg = 3/3
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
✔ Smoothing successful for ncluster = 2
→ Smoothing likelihood for ncluster = 2. This step can be lengthy.
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
✔ Segmentation/Clustering with ncluster = 2 successfully calculated.
BIC selected : nseg = 2
→ Calculating initial segmentation without clustering
── Segmentation/Clustering results ─────────────────────────────────────────────
✔ Best segmentation/clustering estimated with 2 clusters and 2 segments according to BIC
→ Number of cluster should preferentially be selected according to biological
knowledge. Exploring the BIC plot with plot_BIC() can also provide advice to
select the number of clusters.
→ Once number of clusters is selected, the number of segment cab be selected
according to BIC.
→ Results of the segmentation/clustering may further be explored with plot()
and segmap()
3| done
4| done
5| done
6| done
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-- Checking arguments ----------------------------------------------------------
v Segmentation with seg.var = c("z", "y")
v Using lmin = 300
v Using Kmax = 10
v Using scale.variable = FALSE
i Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("z", "y")
i Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "z"

-- Preparing and checking data -------------------------------------------------

-- Subsampling --

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
v Using subsample_by = 60
v subsampling by 60
v Adjusting lmin to subsampling. 
Dividing lmin by 60, with a minimum of 5
> After subsampling, lmin = 5. 
Corresponding to lmin = 300 on the original time scale
v Adjusting Kmax so that lmin*Kmax < nrow(x). Kmax = 3

-- Scaling and final data check --

v No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
v Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

-- Running segmentation algorithm ----------------------------------------------
i Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 3
> Calculating cost matrix
v Cost matrix calculated
> Calculating cost matrix
> Dynamic Programming
v Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 3
> Dynamic Programming
> Calculating segment statistics
v Best segmentation estimated with 2 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
n_cycle : 1
N_alt_ori
n_cycle : 1
N_alt_ori
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Default samtools is used : /home/biocbuild/.cache/R/basilisk/1.20.0/ELViS/1.0.0/env_samtools/bin/samtools

── Checking arguments ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
! Argument seg.var missing
taking default value seg.var = c("x","y")
✔ Segmentation with seg.var = c("x", "y")
✔ Using lmin = 5
✔ Using Kmax = 2
! Argument scale.variable missing
Taking default value scale.variable = FALSE for segmentation().
ℹ Argument diag.var was not provided
Taking default seg.var as diagnostic variables diag.var.
Setting diag.var = c("x", "y")
ℹ Argument order.var was not provided
Taking default diag.var[1] as ordering variable order.var.
Setting order.var = "x"

── Preparing and checking data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

── Subsampling ──

! Subsampling automatically activated. To disable it, provide subsample = FALSE
ℹ Argument subsample_over was not provided
Taking default value for segmentation()
Setting subsample_over = 10000
✔ nrow(x) < subsample_over, no subsample needed

── Scaling and final data check ──

✔ No variable rescaling.
To activate, use scale.variable = TRUE
✔ Data have no repetition of nearly-identical values larger than lmin

── Running segmentation algorithm ──────────────────────────────────────────────
ℹ Running segmentation with lmin = 5 and Kmax = 2
→ Calculating cost matrix
✔ Cost matrix calculated
→ Calculating cost matrix
→ Dynamic Programming
✔ Optimal segmentation calculated for all number of segments <= 2
→ Dynamic Programming
→ Calculating segment statistics
✔ Best segmentation estimated with 1 segments, according to Lavielle's criterium
Other number of segments may be selected by looking for likelihood breaks with
plot_likelihood()
Results of the segmentation may be explored with plot() and segmap()
[ FAIL 0 | WARN 0 | SKIP 0 | PASS 101 ]
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> proc.time()
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