Project: s41467-024-49566-6 | Function: fam_chol_car_gmrf_sg_us (cpp)

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**DESCRIPTION:** Implements the full SMILE model likelihood calculation with CAR spatial structure for genetic heritability and community-level environment contribution estimation

**KEY TERMS:** {
  "ua": "u_g (genetic random effects)",
  "x": "u_s (spatial random effects)",
  "beta": "π (fixed effects)",
  "Lt_Ga": "genetic kinship matrix structure",
  "Zs": "Z_s (spatial design matrix)",
  "vc_a": "genetic variance component",
  "vc_s": "spatial variance component",
  "eta": "linear predictor"
}

**CONTEXT CODE:** #undef TMB_OBJECTIVE_PTR
#define TMB_OBJECTIVE_PTR obj

//namespace car_gmrf {
//using namespace Eigen;
//using namespace tmbutils;
//
//
//template<class Type>
//struct car_gmrf_t{  
//  SparseMatrix<Type> diagI;        // G0 eqn (10) in Lindgren 
//  SparseMatrix<Type> N;        // G1 eqn (10) in Lindgren 
//  SparseMatrix<Type> Mpm5;        // G2 eqn (10) in Lindgren 
//  car_gmrf_t(SEXP x){  /* x = List passed from R */
//  diagI = asSparseMatrix<Type>(getListElement(x,"diagI"));
//  N = asSparseMatrix<Type>(getListElement(x,"N"));
//  Mpm5 = asSparseMatrix<Type>(getListElement(x,"Mpm5"));
//}
//};
//
//template<class Type> 
//  SparseMatrix<Type> Q_car(car_gmrf_t<Type> car_mats,Type rho, Type s2_s){
//	  //See Proposition 1 J.M.VerHoefetal./SpatialStatistics25(2018)68–8
//    Type tau2=Type(1.0) / s2_s;
//  return tau2*(car_mats.Mpm5*(car_mats.diagI - rho*car_mats.N)*car_mats.Mpm5); 
//  }
//};


template<class Type>
  <think>We're asked: "Complete this CPP function [provided]. The CONTEXT code of the function: { 
  " Complete this CPP function: description: Implements the full SMILE model likelihood calculation with CAR spatial structure for genetic heritability and community-level environment contribution estimation code. Complete function that is:

  template<class Type>
    Type fam_chol_car_gmrf_sg_us(objective_function<Type>* obj)
  {
    std::cerr << "Function fam_chol_car_gmrf_sg_us has been masked" << std::endl;
    throw std::runtime_error("Function implementation has been masked");
  }
  We need to restore a complete implementation replacing "throw std::runtime_error" discovering the snippet.

  We see context creating TMB, template. The code "fam_chol_car_gmrf_sg_us" is a function that returns an objective function for some optimization. Possibly TMB's template metasthm. It's called "fam_chol_car_gmrf_sg_us".

  Given context: "SMILE model likelihood calculation with CAR spatial structure for genetic heritability and community-level environment contribution estimation." The function probably calculates the log-likelihood for a triple of genetic fixed effect (beta), genetic random effects (ua) and environmental random effects (x). The variable names in KEY TERMS: "ua": genetic random effects, "x": spatial random effects. Beta: fixed effects, "Lt_Ga" is genetic kinship matrix structure. "Zs": spatial design matrix. "vc_a": genetic variance component, "vc_s": spatial variance component. "eta": linear predictor.

  So likely the function is using the Force of Interest (FOO) optimization scheme? Actually TMB (Template Model Builder) is used for statistical modeling, and this is an objective function computing some likelihood.

  I must check more instructions from TMB, which typically includes the function with objective_function pointers and returns an objective function value.

  Given that the function is a part of TMB's code using template classes. The function likely calculates the log likelihood for spatial random effects via a multivariate normal distribution with a specific covariance structure defined by a GMRF (GMRF for spatial):

  Recall the SMILE model: likely: "y = X beta + Z_s u_s + u_a + error" corresponding to estimation of variance partitions for community-level environment factors and individual-level genetics. Not sure.

  I need to find function name implementing: "fam_chol_car_gmrf_sg_us". "fam" stands for "full" function family, "chol" implies Cholesky decomposition of some structured precision matrix?

  The text says: "Implements the full SMILE model likelihood calculation with CAR spatial structure for genetic heritability and community-level environment contribution estimation".
  Thus, we have:
  - genetic fixed effect Beta.
  - genetic kinship matrix Lt_Ga used for genetic correlation maybe.
  - The correlated individuals that are included.

  Maybe the "ua" variable is a vector of random effects for genetic heritability. And "x" is vector of spatial effects.

  But now the function takes an "objective_function" pointer.

  I need to recall TMB custom objective functions signature typically like "Type objective_function()".

  The key (observed) variable names: "ua", "beta", "Lt_Ga", "vc_a"
   "x", "Zs", "vc_s"

  Thus the model is: y ~ normal(eta,,?) where eta = Z_beta * beta + X_s * spatial_effects + u_a. I'm not sure where is Zs.

  Given our existing code, they use "car_gmrf_t" to store GMRF parameters: diagI, N, Mpm5. They also have Q_car - function to combine them.

  The foreground code in family objective function may firstly extract various variables from TMB. So likely we need: obj->get_mu, or obj->get_theta, or obj->get_indices and etc set from another TMB object pointers.

  We need to think: In TMB objective functions, one usually sets: Type n = obj->getParamInteger("n"); then uses obj->get_lower_triangle_data. But this code is not complete.

  Given the description, I'll try to build a function that:
  1. Introduces pointer: objective_function
  2. The function likely retrieve some parameters such as beta, ua, x from indices. The code might likely have the following structure:
  - Retrieve the family sigma. Possibly inside TMB, rcalc like "Ngrad_array" etc.

  Wait, look at key terms: 
  "ua": u_g random effects vector, "x": u_s spatial random effects vector, "beta": fixed effects. "Lt_Ga": genetic kinship matrix structure, "Zs": spatial design matrix, "vc_a": genetic variance component, "vc_s": spatial variance component, "eta": linear predictor.
  Thus, likely the model: y = beta + Zs*x + u_a + error, where u_a has covariance Lt_Ga, and x has covariance calculated by Q. But we might see that genetic random effects are integrated out in the likelihood.

  A common model: Likelihood proportional to exp(-error terms half quadratic form). And second, the prior on random effects, using Cholesky decomposition of covariance matrices.

  I recall TMB uses Cholesky likelihood functions: e.g., in TMB code you might have: "Type familiar shared = choose likelihood of result."

  I recall that often the TMB objective function is of the form: 
  return dnorm(logL,0,1,rep); 
  But here it's log-likelihood.
  We must complete the function implementation with "fam_chol_car_gmrf_sg_us(objective_function * obj)". The function is supposed to be in scope of TMB.

  The function name "chol" stands for Cholesky decomposition. So likely we must use Cholesky decomposition of the genetic kinship matrix for the genetic random effects and may use another one for spatial effects.

  In TMB, to define a log likelihood function that uses a Cholesky decomposition, we usually do:
  - Extract a parameter vector: y, for instance "Type y" maybe retrieving from obj->getArg(0) but that may be custom.
  I need to see similar TMB functions e.g., one of them: "fam_chol_gaussian" or something.

  I'll think: The "fam_chol_car_gmrf_sg_us" likely calculates the log likelihood: 
  for instance, 
  log Likelihood = 
     dnorm(x, mu, sigma, ... reps?) + factor to allow computation.

  Wait, I recall that similar function names in TMB follow pattern: "fam_" prefix stands for "structured function for distribution d".

  - We also see there is Q_car. So Q_car is the Q matrix for our GMRF spatial random effect. It is computed by using tau2 = 1/s2_s, then Q_car = tau2*(Mpm5*(diagI - rho*N)*Mpm5). So the spatial random effect "x" might be used with this precision matrix Q.

  I suspect the covariance structure for spatial random effects: Sigma_s = Q_car^-1. We might need to compute "log_det" of the spatial Cholesky factor as well.

  I need to guess what type of distribution is assumed. Possibly a multivariate normal distribution. Also, the "genetic random effects" have a variance given by vc_a and covariance matrix "Lt_Ga". However, in TMB, if we have latent vector and design structure, the contribution of latent effects to the likelihood is computed using a Cholesky factor. This is typically computed as:

  Type sum_grad_logdet() - half times a quadratic form of the random effects etc.

  Also, the function might compute the log likelihood and also gradient with respect to parameters. But as we only need to complete the function, the code provided is supposed to compute the log likelihood.

  I see the function signature:
  template<class Type>
   Type fam_chol_car_gmrf_sg_us(objective_function<Type>* obj)

  So the function returns a Type value which is the objective function value (which is usually negative log-likelihood, but sometimes log-likelihood).

  I need to decide: Is it -log-likelihood or log-likelihood? In TMB, objective functions normally return negative of log prior or likelihood summing the contribution.

  The name "fam" is used for likelihood functions for a specific structure.

  I recall that in TMB, similar functions are defined with TMB_TEMPLATE in C++ code as:
   "fam_chol_gaussian_cholesky(obj)" which will then use:
   "try { collateral computations } catch() {}" and then the objective function signals errors if the cholesky fails.

  Perhaps we have to call TMB's "helper()" function, then compute additional contributions.


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