bayespecon.models.flow_panel.SARFlowSeparablePanel¶
- class bayespecon.models.flow_panel.SARFlowSeparablePanel(y, G, X, **kwargs)[source]¶
Panel separable spatial-lag flow model with \(\rho_w = -\rho_d \rho_o\).
For each period \(t\),
\[y_t = \rho_d W_d y_t + \rho_o W_o y_t - \rho_d \rho_o W_w y_t + X_t \beta + \varepsilon_t, \qquad \varepsilon_t \sim \mathcal{N}(0, \sigma^2 I_N).\]Under the separability restriction, \(A = I_N - \rho_d W_d - \rho_o W_o + \rho_d \rho_o W_w\) factorizes into Kronecker blocks, which enables the exact or approximated eigenvalue-based log-determinant used by this class.
- Parameters:¶
- y : array-like¶
Stacked panel response in shape
(T, n, n),(T, n^2), or(n^2 * T,).- G : libpysal.graph.Graph¶
Row-standardised graph on
nunits.- X¶
Stacked panel design matrix in time-first order.
- T : int
Number of panel periods (must be a positive integer).
- col_names : list of str, optional
Feature names for
X. Inferred from a DataFrame if omitted.- k : int, optional
Number of destination/origin covariate pairs used by flow effects; inferred from columns prefixed
dest_if omitted.- model : int, default 0
Fixed-effects transform:
0pooled,1pair FE,2time FE,3two-way FE.- logdet_method : {"eigenvalue", "chebyshev", "trace_mc"}, default "eigenvalue"
Method for the Kronecker-factored log-determinant.
- robust : bool, default False
If True, replace the Normal error with Student-t for robustness to heavy-tailed outliers. Adds a
nuparameter with prior \(\nu \sim \mathrm{TruncExp}(\lambda_\nu, \mathrm{lower}=2)\), ratenu_lam(default 1/30, mean ≈ 30).- miter : int, default 30
Polynomial / approximation order (used by
"chebyshev"/"trace_mc").- titer : int, default 800
Geometric tail cutoff for series-based variants.
- trace_riter : int, default 50
Number of Monte Carlo probes (used by
"trace_mc").- trace_seed : int, optional
Random seed for trace estimation reproducibility.
- symmetric_xo_xd : bool, optional
If
None(default), origin and destination design blocks are compared and symmetry is auto-detected.- priors : dict, optional
Override default priors. Supported keys:
beta_mu: float, default 0.0 — Normal prior mean forbeta.beta_sigma: float, default 1e6 — Normal prior std forbeta.sigma_sigma: float, default 10.0 — HalfNormal prior std forsigma.rho_lower: float, default -0.999 — Lower bound of Uniform prior onrho_dandrho_o.rho_upper: float, default 0.999 — Upper bound of Uniform prior onrho_dandrho_o.nu_lam: float, default 1/30 — Rate of TruncExp prior onnu(only whenrobust=True).
Notes
The
restrict_positiveargument inherited fromFlowPanelModelhas no effect on this class — separable variants always use Uniform priors on the individual \(\rho\) components.Methods
__init__(y, G, X, **kwargs)fit([draws, tune, chains, target_accept, ...])Draw samples from the posterior.
fit_approx([draws, n, method, random_seed, ...])Fit a variational approximation and return posterior draws.
posterior_predictive([n_draws, random_seed, ...])Draw posterior-predictive samples
y_repfor the full panel stack.Run Bayesian LM specification tests for flow panel models.
spatial_diagnostics_decision([alpha, ...])Return a model-selection decision from Bayesian LM test results.
spatial_effects([draws, ...])Summarise posterior origin/destination/intra/network/total effects.
summary([var_names])Return posterior summary table via ArviZ.
Attributes
Return the most recent PyMC variational approximation, if any.
Return posterior draws from the most recent fit.
Return the most recently built PyMC model.
-
fit(draws=
2000, tune=1000, chains=4, target_accept=0.9, random_seed=None, store_lambda=False, idata_kwargs=None, **sample_kwargs)[source]¶ Draw samples from the posterior.
-
fit_approx(draws=
2000, n=10000, method='advi', random_seed=None, store_lambda=False, compute_log_likelihood=True, **fit_kwargs)[source]¶ Fit a variational approximation and return posterior draws.
- property inference_data : arviz.data.inference_data.InferenceData | None[source]¶
Return posterior draws from the most recent fit.
-
posterior_predictive(n_draws=
None, random_seed=None, parallel=-1)[source]¶ Draw posterior-predictive samples
y_repfor the full panel stack.- Parameters:¶
- n_draws : int, optional¶
Number of posterior draws to use. Defaults to all.
- random_seed : int, optional¶
Seed for the noise/Poisson sampler.
- parallel : int or None, default -1¶
Number of worker threads for the per-draw loop.
-1usesos.cpu_count();None/0/1forces sequential execution. Reproducibility under a fixedrandom_seedis preserved across worker counts viaSeedSequence.spawn.
- Returns:¶
Array of shape
(n_draws, N_flow * T)with posterior-predictive flows in time-first stacked order.- Return type:¶
np.ndarray
- property pymc_model : pymc.model.core.Model | None[source]¶
Return the most recently built PyMC model.
- spatial_diagnostics()[source]¶
Run Bayesian LM specification tests for flow panel models.
See
bayespecon.models.base.SpatialModel.spatial_diagnostics()for the column schema.- Raises:¶
RuntimeError – If the model has not been fit yet.
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spatial_diagnostics_decision(alpha=
0.05, format='graphviz', theme='default')[source]¶ Return a model-selection decision from Bayesian LM test results.
Walks the panel-flow decision tree using Bayesian p-values from
spatial_diagnostics()and recommends eitherOLSFlowPanel(no spatial dependence detected) orSARFlowPanel(at least one direction is significant).- Parameters:¶
- alpha : float, default 0.05¶
Significance level for the Bayesian p-values.
- format : {"graphviz", "ascii", "model"}, default "graphviz"¶
Output format.
"model"returns the recommended model name string."ascii"returns an indented box-drawing tree."graphviz"returns agraphviz.Digraph(with ASCII fallback if graphviz is not installed).
- Return type:¶
str or graphviz.Digraph
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spatial_effects(draws=
None, return_posterior_samples=False, ci=0.95, mode='auto', parallel=-1)[source]¶ Summarise posterior origin/destination/intra/network/total effects.
See
bayespecon.models.flow.FlowModel.spatial_effects()for themodesemantics (auto / combined / separate destination-origin sides per Thomas-Agnan & LeSage 2014, §83.5.2) and theparallelkwarg.