neighbayes.models.SEMFlowSeparablePanel¶
- class neighbayes.models.SEMFlowSeparablePanel(y, X, W, T, **kwargs)[source]¶
Panel separable spatial-error flow model with \(\lambda_w = -\lambda_d \lambda_o\).
Panel analogue of
SEMFlowSeparableand spatial-error counterpart ofSARFlowSeparablePanel. Uses the eigenvalue / Chebyshev factorization of \(\log|B|\) with the panel Jacobian scaling \(T \cdot \log|B|\).- Parameters:¶
- y : array-like¶
Stacked panel response in shape
(T, n, n),(T, n^2), or(n^2 * T,).- W : libpysal.graph.Graph or scipy.sparse / dense (n×n) matrix¶
Row-standardized 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", "cheb_cholesky", "aaa", "cheb_stochastic"} or None, default None
Noneauto-selects (aaafor directed W,cheb_choleskyfor symmetric,eigenvaluefor small n). 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. The degrees of freedom \(\nu\) are fixed at
priors["nu"](default 4, LeSage’srval).- 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.lam_lower: float, default -0.999 — Lower bound of Uniform prior onlam_dandlam_o.lam_upper: float, default 0.999 — Upper bound of Uniform prior onlam_dandlam_o.nu: float, default 4.0 — Fixed Student-t degrees of freedom (only whenrobust=True).
Notes
The
restrict_positiveargument inherited fromFlowPanelModelhas no effect on this class — separable variants always use Uniform priors on the individual \(\lambda\) components.Methods
__init__(y, X, W, T, **kwargs)fit([draws, tune, chains, random_seed, ...])Draw samples from the posterior via PyMC NUTS.
Return fitted values at posterior mean parameters.
posterior_predictive([n_draws, random_seed])Draw posterior-predictive samples
y_repfor the full panel stack.Return residuals
y - fitted_values.Run Bayesian LM specification tests and return a summary table.
spatial_diagnostics_decision([alpha, format])Return a model-selection decision from Bayesian LM test results.
spatial_effects([draws, ...])Summarize posterior origin/destination/intra/network/total effects.
summary([var_names])Return posterior summary table.
Attributes
Return the ArviZ InferenceData from the most recent fit.
Return the PyMC model object built for the most recent fit.
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fit(draws=
2000, tune=1000, chains=4, random_seed=None, store_lambda=False, idata_kwargs=None, progressbar=True, **sample_kwargs)[source]¶ Draw samples from the posterior via PyMC NUTS.
- Parameters:¶
- draws : int, default 2000¶
Number of posterior samples per chain (after tuning).
- tune : int, default 1000¶
Number of tuning (warm-up) steps per chain.
- chains : int, default 4¶
Number of parallel chains.
- random_seed : int, optional¶
Seed for reproducibility.
- store_lambda : bool, default False¶
If True, include the high-dimensional fitted mean
lambdain the stored posterior. Leaving this False reduces memory and conversion overhead for NB flow models.- idata_kwargs : dict, optional¶
Forwarded to
pm.sample.{"log_likelihood": True}stores the pointwise log-likelihood thataz.loo/az.waic/az.compareneed; for SAR flow variants the captured Gaussian log-likelihood is post-processed to add the Jacobian contribution fromlog|I_N - rho_d W_d - rho_o W_o - rho_w W_w|. Off by default, as in PyMC: it holds one value per draw, chain, and flow.- progressbar : bool, default True¶
Show progress bar during sampling.
- **sample_kwargs¶
Additional keyword arguments forwarded to
pm.sample. Passtarget_accept=0.95to adjust the NUTS acceptance rate.
- Return type:¶
arviz.InferenceData
- property inference_data : arviz.data.inference_data.InferenceData | None[source]¶
Return the ArviZ InferenceData from the most recent fit.
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posterior_predictive(n_draws=
None, random_seed=None)[source]¶ Draw posterior-predictive samples
y_repfor the full panel stack.
- property pymc_model : pymc.model.core.Model | None[source]¶
Return the PyMC model object built for the most recent fit.
- residuals()[source]¶
Return residuals
y - fitted_values.- Returns:¶
Residual vector
y - fitted_valueson the same scale asfitted_values().- Return type:¶
np.ndarray
- spatial_diagnostics()[source]¶
Run Bayesian LM specification tests and return a summary table.
Looks up the diagnostic suite registered for this model class and calls each test function on this fitted model, collecting the results into a tidy DataFrame. The set of tests depends on the model type — for example, an OLS model runs LM-Lag, LM-Error, LM-SDM-Joint, and LM-SLX-Error-Joint, while an SAR model runs LM-Error, LM-WX, and Robust-LM-WX. Panel models run the
Panel--prefixed analogues (e.g. Panel-LM-Lag).Requires the model to have been fit (
.fit()called) and a spatial weights matrixWto have been supplied at construction time.- Returns:¶
DataFrame indexed by test name with columns:
Column
Description
statistic
Posterior mean of the LM statistic
median
Posterior median of the LM statistic
df
Degrees of freedom for the \(\chi^2\) reference
p_value
Bayesian p-value:
1 - chi2.cdf(mean, df)ci_lower
Lower bound of 95% credible interval (2.5%)
ci_upper
Upper bound of 95% credible interval (97.5%)
The DataFrame has
attrs["model_type"](class name) andattrs["n_draws"](total posterior draws) metadata.- Return type:¶
pandas.DataFrame
- Raises:¶
RuntimeError – If the model has not been fit yet.
ValueError – If no spatial weights matrix
Wwas supplied.
See also
spatial_diagnostics_decisionModel-selection decision based on the test results.
spatial_effectsPosterior inference for direct/indirect/total impacts.
Examples
>>> ols = OLS(formula="price ~ income + crime", data=df, W=w) >>> ols.fit() >>> ols.spatial_diagnostics() statistic median df p_value ci_lower ci_upper LM-Lag 3.21 2.98 1 0.073 0.12 8.54 LM-Error 5.67 5.34 1 0.017 0.34 12.10 LM-SDM-Joint 7.89 7.12 4 0.096 1.23 18.32 LM-SLX-Error-Joint 6.45 5.98 4 0.168 0.89 15.67
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spatial_diagnostics_decision(alpha=
0.05, format='graphviz')[source]¶ Return a model-selection decision from Bayesian LM test results.
Walks the flow decision tree using Bayesian p-values from
spatial_diagnostics()and recommends either the OLS flow baseline (no spatial dependence detected) or the SAR flow model (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')[source]¶ Summarize posterior origin/destination/intra/network/total effects.
See
neighbayes.models.flow.FlowModel.spatial_effects()for themodesemantics (auto / combined / separate destination-origin sides per Thomas-Agnan & LeSage 2014, §83.5.2).