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cc  rrcov : Scalable Robust Estimators with High Breakdown Point
cc
cc  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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cc  the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
cc  (at your option) any later version.
cc
cc  This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
cc  but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
cc  MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
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cc
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cc  Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA
cc
cc  I would like to thank Peter Rousseeuw and Katrien van Driessen for
cc  providing the initial code of this function.
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cc   Computes the MCD estimator of multivariate location and scatter.
cc   This estimator is given by the subset of h observations for which
cc   the determinant of their covariance matrix is minimal. The MCD
cc   location estimate is then the mean of those h points, and the MCD
cc   scatter estimate is their covariance matrix. This value of h may be
cc   chosen by the user; its default value is roughly n/2.
cc
cc   The MCD estimator was first introduced in:
cc
cc      Rousseeuw, P.J. (1984), "Least Median of Squares Regression,"
cc      Journal of the American Statistical Association, Vol. 79,
cc      pp. 871-881. [See page 877.]
cc
cc   The MCD is a robust estimator in the sense that the estimates are
cc   not unduly influenced by outliers in the data, even if there
cc   are many outliers. Its robustness was proved in:
cc
cc      Rousseeuw, P.J. (1985), "Multivariate Estimation with High
cc      Breakdown Point," in Mathematical Statistics and Applications,
cc      edited by  W. Grossmann, G. Pflug, I. Vincze, and W. Wertz.
cc      Dordrecht: Reidel Publishing Company, pp. 283-297.
cc
cc      Rousseeuw, P.J. and Leroy, A.M. (1987), Robust Regression and
cc      Outlier Detection, Wiley-Interscience, New York. [Chapter 7]
cc
cc   The program also computes the distance of each observation
cc   from the center (location) of the data, relative to the shape
cc   (scatter) of the data:
cc
cc   * Using the classical estimates yields the Mahalanobis distance
cc     MD(i). Often, outlying points fail to have a large Mahalanobis
cc     distance because of the masking effect.
cc
cc   * Using the MCD estimates yields a robust distance RD(i).
cc     These distances allow us to easily identify the outliers.
cc
cc   For applications of robust distances in a regression context see:
cc
cc      Rousseeuw, P.J. and van Zomeren, B.C. (1990), "Unmasking
cc      Multivariate Outliers and Leverage Points," Journal of the
cc      American Statistical Association, Vol. 85, 633-639.
cc
cc   There also a diagnostic plot is given to distinguish between
cc   regular observations, vertical outliers, good leverage points,
cc   and bad leverage points.
cc
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cc   The new FAST_MCD algorithm introduced here is due to
cc
cc      Rousseeuw, P.J. and Van Driessen, K. (1997), "A Fast
cc      Algorithm for the Minimum Covariance Determinant
cc      Estimator," in preparation.
cc
cc   The algorithm works as follows:
cc
cc      The dataset contains n cases, and nvar variables are used.
cc      Let n_0 := 2 * nmini (== 600).
cc      When n <  n_0, the algorithm will analyze the dataset as a whole.
cc      When n >= n_0, the algorithm will use several subdatasets.
cc
cc      When the dataset is analyzed as a whole, a trial
cc      subsample of nvar+1 cases is taken, of which the mean and
cc      covariance matrix is calculated. The h cases with smallest
cc      relative distances are used to calculate the next mean and
cc      covariance matrix, and this cycle is repeated k1 times.
cc      [For small n we can consider all subsets of nvar+1 out of n, else
cc      the algorithm draws 500 random subsets.]
cc      Afterwards, the best 10 solutions (covariance matrices and
cc      corresponding means) are used as starting values for the final
cc      iterations. These iterations stop when two subsequent determinants
cc      become equal. (At most k3 iteration steps are taken.)
cc      The solution with smallest determinant is retained.
cc
cc      When the dataset contains more than 2*nmini cases, the algorithm
cc      does part of the calculations on (at most) kmini nonoverlapping
cc      subdatasets, of (roughly) nmini cases.
cc
cc      Stage 1: For each trial subsample in each subdataset,
cc      k1 iterations are carried out in that subdataset.
cc      For each subdataset, the 10 best solutions are stored.
cc
cc      Stage 2 considers the union of the subdatasets, called the
cc      merged set. (If n is large, the merged set is a proper subset of
cc      the entire dataset.) In this merged set, each of the 'best
cc      solutions' of stage 1 are used as starting values for k2
cc      iterations. Also here, the 10 best solutions are stored.
cc
cc      Stage 3 depends on n, the total number of cases in the
cc      dataset. If n <= 5000, all 10 preliminary solutions are iterated
cc      k3 times. If n > 5000, only the best preliminary
cc      solution is iterated, and the number of iterations decreases to 1
cc      according to n*nvar. (If n*nvar <= 100,000 we iterate k3 times,
cc      whereas for n*nvar > 1,000,000 we take only one iteration step.)
cc
cc   An important advantage of the algorithm FAST_MCD is that it allows
cc   for exact fit situations, where more than h observations lie on
cc   a hyperplane. Then the program still yields the MCD location and
cc   scatter matrix, the latter being singular (as it should be), as
cc   well as the equation of the hyperplane.
cc
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      subroutine rffastmcd(dat,n,nvar,nhalff, krep, nmini,
c     ------ nhalff = quan = h(alpha);  krep == nsamp
     *     initcov,initmean,
     *     inbest,det,weight,fit,coeff,kount,adcov,
cc     *     iseed,
     *     temp, index1, index2, nmahad, ndist, am, am2, slutn,
     *     med, mad, sd, means, bmeans, w, fv1, fv2,
     *     rec, sscp1, cova1, corr1, cinv1, cova2, cinv2, z,
     *     cstock, mstock, c1stock, m1stock, dath,
     *     cutoff, chimed, i_trace)

cc      VT::10.10.2005 - a DATA operator was used for computing the
cc              median and the 0.975 quantile of the chisq distribution
cc              with nvar degrees of freedom. Since now we have no
cc              restriction on the number of variables, these will be
cc              passed as parameters - cutoff and chimed

cc
      implicit integer(i-n), double precision(a-h,o-z)
cc
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cc
cc  ALGORITHM PARAMETERS:
cc
cc      To change the number of subdatasets and their size, the values of
cc      kmini and nmini can be changed.
cc
      parameter (kmini=5)
cc This is now also an optionally changeable argument:
cc    parameter (nmini=300)
cc
cc      The number of iteration steps in stages 1,2 and 3 can be changed
cc      by adapting the parameters k1, k2, and k3.
cc
      parameter (k1=2)
      parameter (k2=2)
      parameter (k3=100)

c MM: below, '10' ("the ten best solutions") is also hardcoded in many places,
c       related to "stock" !

cc
cc  krep := the total number of trial subsamples
cc          to be drawn when n exceeds 2*nmini;
c           krep = 0  :<==>  "exact"  <==>  all possible subsamples
cc      was hardcoded krep := 500; now an *argument*
cc

cc  The following lines need not be modified.
cc
C     parameter (nvmax1=nvmax+1)
C     parameter (nvmax2=nvmax*nvmax)
C     parameter (nvm12=nvmax1*nvmax1)
      parameter (km10=10*kmini)
c- nmaxi: now *variable* as nmini is:
c-    parameter (nmaxi=nmini*kmini)
cc
      integer nmaxi
      integer rfncomb
c unused   integer rfnbreak
cc      integer seed
      integer ierr,matz,tottimes,step
      integer pnsel
      integer flag(km10)
      integer mini(kmini)
      integer subdat(2,nmini*kmini)
      double precision mcdndex(10,2,kmini)
c subndx(): vector of length = maximal value of  mini(j) {j in 1:kmini} below
      integer subndex(nmini * 3 / 2)
      integer replow
      integer fit
cc      double precision chi2(50)
cc      double precision chimed(50)
cc. consistency correction now happens in R code
cc.     double precision faclts(11)
      double precision pivot,rfmahad,medi2

      integer inbest(nhalff)
      integer weight(n)
      double precision coeff(kmini,nvar)
      double precision dat(n,nvar)
      double precision initcov(nvar*nvar)
      double precision adcov(nvar*nvar)
      double precision initmean(nvar)

      double precision med1,med2
      integer temp(n)
      integer index1(n)
      integer index2(n)
      double precision nmahad(n)
      double precision ndist(n)
      double precision am(n),am2(n),slutn(n)

      double precision med(nvar)
      double precision mad(nvar)
      double precision sd(nvar)
      double precision means(nvar)
      double precision bmeans(nvar)
      double precision w(nvar),fv1(nvar),fv2(nvar)

      double precision rec(nvar+1)
      double precision sscp1((nvar+1)*(nvar+1))
      double precision cova1(nvar*nvar)
      double precision corr1(nvar*nvar)
      double precision cinv1(nvar*nvar)
      double precision cova2(nvar*nvar)
      double precision cinv2(nvar*nvar)
      double precision z(nvar*nvar)


      double precision cstock(10,nvar*nvar)
      double precision mstock(10,nvar)
      double precision c1stock(km10,nvar*nvar)
      double precision m1stock(km10,nvar*nvar)
      double precision dath(nmini*kmini,nvar)

      double precision percen

      logical all,part,fine,final,rfodd,class

cc  Median of the chi-squared distribution:
cc      data chimed/0.454937,1.38629,2.36597,3.35670,4.35146,
cc     *  5.34812,6.34581,7.34412,8.34283,9.34182,10.34,11.34,12.34,
cc     *  13.34,14.34,15.34,16.34,17.34,18.34,19.34,20.34,21.34,22.34,
cc     *  23.34,24.34,25.34,26.34,27.34,28.34,29.34,30.34,31.34,32.34,
cc     *  33.34,34.34,35.34,36.34,37.34,38.34,39.34,40.34,41.34,42.34,
cc     *  43.34,44.34,45.34,46.34,47.33,48.33,49.33/
cc  The 0.975 quantile of the chi-squared distribution:
cc      data chi2/5.02389,7.37776,9.34840,11.1433,12.8325,
cc     *  14.4494,16.0128,17.5346,19.0228,20.4831,21.920,23.337,
cc     *  24.736,26.119,27.488,28.845,30.191,31.526,32.852,34.170,
cc     *  35.479,36.781,38.076,39.364,40.646,41.923,43.194,44.461,
cc     *  45.722,46.979,48.232,49.481,50.725,51.966,53.203,54.437,
cc     *  55.668,56.896,58.120,59.342,60.561,61.777,62.990,64.201,
cc     *  65.410,66.617,67.821,69.022,70.222,71.420/

cc. consistency correction now happens in R code
cc       data faclts/2.6477,2.5092,2.3826,2.2662,2.1587,
cc.     *  2.0589,1.9660,1.879,1.7973,1.7203,1.6473/


      if(i_trace .ge. 2) then
         call intpr('Entering rffastmcd() - krep: ',-1,krep,1)
      endif

      call rndstart
C     -------- == GetRNGstate() in C

C     20.06.2005 - substitute the parameters nmax and nvmax
      nmax = n
      nvmax = nvar

      nvmax1=nvmax+1
      nvmax2=nvmax*nvmax
      nvm12=nvmax1*nvmax1

      nrep = krep
      part=.false.
      fine=.false.
      final=.false.
      all=.true.
      kstep=k1
      medi2=0

c. These tests are superfluous, now that nmax == n,  nvmax == nvar :

c.      if(nvar.gt.nvmax) then
c. c 9400
c.            fit= -2
c.            kount = nvmax
c.            goto 9999
c.         endif
c.
c.         if(n.gt.nmax) then
c. c 9200
c.            fit= -1
c.            kount = nmax
c.            goto 9999
c.         endif

cc
cc  From here on, the sample size n is known.
cc  Some initializations can be made. First of all, h (= the number of
cc  observations on which the MCD is based) is given by the integer variable
cc  nhalff.
cc  If nhalff equals n, the MCD is the classical covariance matrix.
cc  The logical value class indicates this situation.
cc  The variable jbreak is the breakdown point of the MCD estimator
cc  based on nhalff observations, whereas jdefaul = (n+nvar+1)/2
cc  would be the optimal value of nhalff, with maximal breakdown point.
cc  The variable percen is the corresponding percentage (MM: rather "fraction").
cc
      percen = (1.D0*nhalff)/(1.D0*n)

      if(nvar.lt.5) then
         eps=1.0D-12
      else
         if(nvar.ge.5.and.nvar.le.8) then
            eps=1.0D-14
         else
            eps=1.0D-16
         endif
      endif

c     unused    jbreak=rfnbreak(nhalff,n,nvar)
      class= .false.
      if(nhalff.ge.n) then
c     compute *only* the classical estimate
         class= .true.
         goto 9500
      endif

      if(nvar.eq.1) then
         do 23, jj=1,n
            ndist(jj)=dat(jj,1)
 23      continue
         call rfshsort(ndist,n)
cc. consistency correction now happens in R code
cc.       nquant=min(int(real(((nhalff*1.D0/n)-0.5D0)*40))+1,11)
cc.       factor=faclts(nquant)
cc.       call rfmcduni(ndist,n,nhalff,slutn,bstd,am,am2, factor,
         call rfmcduni(ndist,n,nhalff,slutn,bstd,am,am2, 1.d0,
     *        n-nhalff+1)
         initmean(1)=slutn(1)
         adcov(1)=bstd
         initcov(1)=bstd
         goto 9999
      endif

cc  p >= 2   in the following
cc  ------
cc  Some initializations:
cc    seed = starting value for random generator
cc    matz = auxiliary variable for the subroutine rs, indicating whether
cc           or not eigenvectors are calculated
cc    nsel = number of variables + 1
cc    ngroup = number of subdatasets, is in {1,2,.., kmini}
cc    part = logical value, true if the dataset is split up
cc    fine = logical value, becomes true when the subsets are merged
cc    final = logical value, to indicate the final stage of the algorithm
cc    all = logical value, true if all (p+1)-subsets out of should be drawn;
cc          always true for (very) small n, but also when krep=0 (special value)
cc    subdat = matrix with a first row containing indices of observations
cc             and a second row indicating the corresponding subdataset
cc
c      seed=iseed
      matz=1
      nsel=nvar+1
      nmaxi = nmini*kmini
      ngroup=1
      part=.false.
      fine=.false.
      final=.false.
      all=.true.
      do 21,i=1,nmaxi
         subdat(1,i)=1000000
         subdat(2,i)=1000000
 21   continue
cc
cc  Determine whether the dataset needs to be divided into subdatasets
cc  or can be treated as a whole. The subroutine rfrdraw constructs
cc  nonoverlapping subdatasets, with uniform distribution of the case numbers.
cc  For small n, the number of trial subsamples is determined.
cc
c MM(FIXME):  The following code depends crucially on  kmini == 5

      do 22 i=1,kmini
         mini(i)=0
 22   continue
      if(krep.gt.0 .and. n.gt.(2*nmini-1)) then
         kstep=k1
         part=.true.
         ngroup=int(n/(nmini*1.D0))

         if(n.ge.(2*nmini) .and. n.le.(3*nmini-1)) then
            if(rfodd(n)) then
               mini(1)=int(n/2)
               mini(2)=int(n/2)+1
            else
               mini(1)=n/2
               mini(2)=n/2
            endif

         else if(n.ge.(3*nmini) .and. n.le.(4*nmini-1)) then
            if(3*(n/3) .eq. n) then
               mini(1)=n/3
               mini(2)=n/3
               mini(3)=n/3
            else
               mini(1)=int(n/3)
               mini(2)=int(n/3)+1
               if(3*(n/3) .eq. n-1) then
                  mini(3)=int(n/3)
               else
                  mini(3)=int(n/3)+1
               endif
            endif
         else if(n.ge.(4*nmini) .and. n.le.(5*nmini-1)) then
            if(4*(n/4) .eq. n) then
               mini(1)=n/4
               mini(2)=n/4
               mini(3)=n/4
               mini(4)=n/4
            else
               mini(1)=int(n/4)
               mini(2)=int(n/4)+1
               if(4*(n/4) .eq. n-1) then
                  mini(3)=int(n/4)
                  mini(4)=int(n/4)
               else if(4*(n/4) .eq. n-2) then
                  mini(3)=int(n/4)+1
                  mini(4)=int(n/4)
               else
                  mini(3)=int(n/4)+1
                  mini(4)=int(n/4)+1
               endif
            endif
         else
c              n > (5*nmini-1) :
            mini(1)=nmini
            mini(2)=nmini
            mini(3)=nmini
            mini(4)=nmini
            mini(5)=nmini
         endif

         nhalf=int(mini(1)*percen)
         if(ngroup.gt.kmini) ngroup=kmini
         nrep=int((krep*1.D0)/ngroup)
         minigr=mini(1)+mini(2)+mini(3)+mini(4)+mini(5)
         call rfrdraw(subdat,n,minigr,mini,ngroup,kmini)
      else
c          krep == 0  or   n <=  2*nmini-1  ( = 599 by default)

         minigr=n
         nhalf=nhalff
         kstep=k1
         if(krep.eq.0 .or. n.le.replow(nsel)) then
c             use all combinations; happens iff  nsel = nvar+1 = p+1 <= 6
            nrep=rfncomb(nsel,n)
            if(i_trace .ge. 2) then
               call intpr('will use *all* combinations: ',-1,nrep,1)
            endif

         else
C VT::02.09.2004 - remove the hardcoded 500 for nrep
C            nrep=500
            nrep=krep
            all=.false.
         endif
      endif
c      seed=iseed

cc
cc  Some more initializations:
cc    m1stock = matrix containing the means of the ngroup*10 best estimates
cc              obtained in the subdatasets.
cc    c1stock = matrix containing the covariance matrices of the ngroup*10
cc              best estimates obtained in the subdatasets.
cc    mstock = matrix containing the means of the ten best estimates
cc             obtained after merging the subdatasets and iterating from
cc             their best estimates.
cc    cstock = matrix containing the covariance matrices of the ten best
cc             estimates obtained after merging the subdatasets
cc             and iterating from their best estimates.
cc    means = mean vector
cc    bmeans = initial MCD location estimate
cc    sd = standard deviation vector
cc    nmahad = vector of mahalanobis distances
cc    ndist = vector of general (possibly robust) distances
cc    inbest = best solution vector
cc    index1 = index vector of subsample observations
cc    index2 = index vector of ordered mahalanobis distances
cc    temp  = auxiliary vector
cc    flag = vector with components indicating the occurrence of a
cc           singular intermediate MCD estimate.
cc
      do 31 j=1,nvmax
         do 33 k=1,10
            mstock(k,j)=1000000.D0
            do 35 kk=1,kmini
               m1stock((kk-1)*10+k,j)=1000000.D0
 35         continue
            do 37 i=1,nvmax
               do 39 kk=1,kmini
                  c1stock((kk-1)*10+k,(j-1)*nvmax+i)=1000000.D0
 39            continue
               cstock(k,(j-1)*nvmax+i)=1000000.D0
 37         continue
 33      continue
         means(j)=0.D0
         bmeans(j)=0.D0
         sd(j)=0.D0
 31   continue

      do 41 j=1,nmax
         nmahad(j)=0.D0
         ndist(j)=0.D0
         index1(j)=1000000
         index2(j)=1000000
         temp(j)=1000000
 41   continue
      do 43 j=1,km10
         flag(j)=1
 43   continue


 9500 continue
cc
cc      ********* Compute the classical estimates **************
cc
      call rfcovinit(sscp1,nvar+1,nvar+1)
      do 51 i=1,n
         do 53 j=1,nvar
            rec(j)=dat(i,j)
 53      continue
         call rfadmit(rec,nvar,nvar+1,sscp1)
 51   continue
      call rfcovar(n,nvar,nvar+1,sscp1,cova1,means,sd)
      do 57 j=1,nvar
         if(sd(j).eq.0.D0)      goto 5001
 57   continue

      call rfcovcopy(cova1,cinv1,nvar,nvar)
      det=1.D0
      do 58 j=1,nvar
         pivot=cinv1((j-1)*nvar+j)
         det=det*pivot
         if(pivot.lt.eps)       goto 5001

         call rfcovsweep(cinv1,nvar,j)
 58   continue
      call rfcorrel(nvar,cova1,corr1,sd)

c     if just classical estimate, we are done
      if(class)         goto 9999

      goto 5002

c     singularity '1' (exact fit := 1) :
 5001 continue
      call rs(nvar,nvar,cova1,w,matz,z,fv1,fv2,ierr)
      call rfdis(dat,z,ndist,n,nvar,n,nvar,means)
      call rfexact(kount,n,ndist, nvmax1,nvar,
     *     sscp1,rec,dat, cova1,means,sd,nvar+1,weight)
      call rfcovcopy(cova1,initcov,nvar,nvar)
      call rfcovcopy(means,initmean,nvar,1)
      do 56 j=1,nvar
         coeff(1,j)=z(j)
 56   continue
      fit=1
      goto 9999


 5002 continue
cc
cc Compute and store classical Mahalanobis distances.
cc
      do 62 j=1,n
         do 64 i=1,nvar
            rec(i)=dat(j,i)
 64      continue
         nmahad(j)=rfmahad(rec,nvar,means,cinv1)
 62   continue


cc ******* Compute the MCD estimates ************** ----------------------------

cc Main loop: inspects the subsamples.
cc   Every time the sscp of the subsample is placed in sscp1,
cc   its covariance matrix in cova1, and its inverse in cinv1 .
cc   The minimum covariance determinant matrix is placed in cova2,
cc   and its inverse in cinv2.
cc   The robust distances are placed in ndist.
cc   In the main loop we count the total number of iteration steps
cc   with the variable tottimes.
cc
cc   The algorithm returns here twice when the dataset is divided
cc   at the beginning of the program. According to the situation,
cc   new initializations are made. The second stage, where the subdatasets
cc   are merged, is indicated by the logical value fine and
cc   the last stage, when the whole dataset is considered, by the logical
cc   variable final. In the last stage, the number of iterations nrep
cc   is determined according to the total number of observations
cc   and the dimension.
cc
      tottimes=0
 5555 object=10.D25

      if(i_trace .ge. 2) then
         call intpr('Main loop - number of trials nrep: ',-1,nrep,1)
      endif

      if(.not. part .or. final) then
         nn=n
      else
c     (part .and. .not. final)
         if (fine) then
            nn=minigr
         endif
      endif

      if(fine .or.(.not.part.and.final)) then
         nrep=10
         nsel=nhalf
         kstep=k2
         if (final) then
            nhalf=nhalff
            ngroup=1
            if (n*nvar .le.100000) then
               kstep=k3
            else if (n*nvar .gt.100000 .and. n*nvar .le.200000) then
               kstep=10
            else if (n*nvar .gt.200000 .and. n*nvar .le.300000) then
               kstep=9
            else if (n*nvar .gt.300000 .and. n*nvar .le.400000) then
               kstep=8
            else if (n*nvar .gt.400000 .and. n*nvar .le.500000) then
               kstep=7
            else if (n*nvar .gt.500000 .and. n*nvar .le.600000) then
               kstep=6
            else if (n*nvar .gt.600000 .and. n*nvar .le.700000) then
               kstep=5
            else if (n*nvar .gt.700000 .and. n*nvar .le.800000) then
               kstep=4
            else if (n*nvar .gt.800000 .and. n*nvar .le.900000) then
               kstep=3
            else if (n*nvar .gt.900000 .and. n*nvar .le.1000000) then
               kstep=2
            else
               kstep =1
            endif
            if (n.gt.5000) then
               nrep=1
            endif
         else
            nhalf=int(minigr*percen)
         endif
      endif

      do 81 i=1,nsel-1
         index1(i)=i
 81   continue
      index1(nsel)=nsel-1

cc
cc  Initialization of the matrices to store partial results. For the
cc  first stage of the algorithm, the currently best covariance matrices and
cc  means are stored in the matrices c1stock and m1stock initialized earlier.
cc  The corresponding objective values and the number of the trial subset
cc  are stored in the matrix mcdndex.
cc  For the second stage of the algorithm or for small datasets, only the
cc  currently best objective values are stored in the same matrix mcdndex
cc  and the corresponding covariance matrices and mean vectors are stored in
cc  the matrices cstock and mstock initialized earlier.
cc
      if(.not. final) then
         do 83 i=1,10
            do 85 j=1,ngroup
               mcdndex(i,1,j)=10.D25
               mcdndex(i,2,j)=10.D25
 85         continue
 83      continue
      endif
      if(.not.fine.and..not.final) then
         do 82 j=1,nvar
            do 84 i=1,n
               am(i)=dat(i,j)
               am2(i)=dat(i,j)
 84         continue
            if(2*n/2 .eq. n) then
               med1=rffindq(am,n,n/2,index2)
               med2=rffindq(am2,n,(n+2)/2,index2)
               med(j)=(med1+med2)/2
            else
               med(j)=rffindq(am,n,(n+1)/2,index2)
            endif
            do 86 i=1,n
               ndist(i)=dabs(dat(i,j)-med(j))
 86         continue
            mad(j)=rffindq(ndist,n,nhalff,index2)
            if(mad(j)-0.D0 .lt. eps) then
               do 80,k=1,j-1
                  do 79,i=1,n
                     dat(i,k)=dat(i,k)*mad(k)+med(k)
 79               continue
 80            continue
               call rfcovinit(sscp1,nvar+1,nvar+1)
               do 88 k=1,nsel
                  do 89 m=1,nvar
                     rec(m)=dat(index2(k),m)
 89               continue
                  call rfadmit(rec,nvar,nvar+1,sscp1)
 88            continue
               call rfcovar(nsel,nvar,nvar+1,sscp1,cova1,means,sd)
               call rs(nvar,nvar,cova1,w,matz,z,fv1,fv2,ierr)
               if(z(j).ne.1) then
                  do 77, kk=1,nvar
                     if(z(kk*nvar+j).eq.1) then
                        do 75, l=1,nvar
                           z(l)=z(kk*nvar+l)
 75                     continue
                        goto 76
                     endif
 77               continue
               endif
 76            continue
               call rfdis(dat,z,ndist,n,nvar,n,nvar,means)
               call rfexact(kount,n,ndist, nvmax1,nvar,
     *              sscp1,rec,dat, cova1,means,sd,nvar+1,weight)
               call rfcovcopy(cova1,initcov,nvar,nvar)
               call rfcovcopy(means,initmean,nvar,1)
               do 78 jjj=1,nvar
                  coeff(1,jjj)=z(jjj)
 78            continue
               fit=2
               goto 9999
            endif
            do 87 i=1,n
               dat(i,j)=(dat(i,j)-med(j))/mad(j)
 87         continue
 82      continue
      endif
cc
cc  The matrix dath contains the observations to be used in the
cc  algorithm. In the first stage of the split-up procedure dath contains
cc  nmini objects, corresponding to the original observations, with the index
cc  of the processed group in the array subdat. For the second stage, the
cc  data points of all the subdatasets are merged in dath.
cc  The variable kount indicates the occurrence of a singular subsample leading
cc  to the corresponding plane. In some situations the variable kount counts
cc  the number of observations on that plane.
cc
      if (fine .and. .not. final) then
         do 91, j=1,minigr
            do 93, k=1,nvar
               dath(j,k)=dat(subdat(1,j),k)
 93         continue
 91      continue
      endif
      kount=0

c---- For-Loop over groups  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
      do 1111 ii= 1,ngroup
         if(.not.fine) kount=0
         if(part .and. .not. fine) nn=mini(ii)
         do 101 i=1,nn
            index2(i)=i
 101     continue
         if(part .and. .not. fine) then
            jndex=0
            do 103 j=1,minigr
               if(subdat(2,j).eq.ii) then
                  jndex=jndex+1
                  subndex(jndex)=subdat(1,j)
               endif
 103        continue
            do 105 j=1,mini(ii)
               do 107 k=1,nvar
                  dath(j,k)=dat(subndex(j),k)
 107           continue
 105        continue
         endif

cc  The number of trial subsamples is represented by nrep, which depends
cc  on the data situation.
cc  When all (p+1)-subsets out of n can be drawn, the subroutine rfgenpn
cc  is used. Otherwise, random subsamples are drawn by the routine
cc  rfrangen. The trial subsamples are put in the array index1. The
cc  same thing happens for large datasets, except that the number of
cc  observations is nmini instead of n.
cc
cc  When a trial subsample is singular, the algorithm counts the number of
cc  observations that lie on the hyperplane corresponding to this sample.
cc  If, for small datasets, this number is larger than nhalff, the program
cc  stops (exact fit) and gives the mean and the covariance matrix
cc  of the observations on the hyperplane, together with the equation
cc  of the hyperplane.
cc  For large datasets, the algorithm first checks whether there are more
cc  than nhalff observations on the hyperplane. If this is the case, the
cc  program stops for the same reason of exact fit and gives the covariance
cc  matrix and mean of the observations on the hyperplane. If not, the
cc  algorithm counts the number of observations that lie on the hyperplane.
cc  When this number is smaller than the current nhalf in the subdataset, these
cc  observations are extended to nhalf observations by adding those
cc  observations that have smallest orthogonal distances to the hyperplane
cc  and the algorithm continues.
cc  When larger, the coefficients of the hyperplane are stored in the matrix
cc  m1stock for use as starting value in the next stage, and the flag of this
cc  estimate gets the value zero.
cc
cc  In the second stage of the algorithm, when the subdatasets are merged,
cc  the array index2 contains the indices of the observations
cc  corresponding to the nhalf observations with minimal relative distances
cc  with respect to the best estimates of the first stage.
cc  When the estimate of the first stage is a hyperplane, the algorithm
cc  investigates whether there are more than the current nhalf observations of
cc  the merged subdataset on that hyperplane. If so, the coefficients of the
cc  hyperplane are again stored, now in the matrix mstock, for the final
cc  stage of the algorithm.
cc  If not, the observations on the hyperplane are extended to nhalf
cc  observations by adding the observations in the merged dataset with
cc  smallest orthogonal distances to that hyperplane.
cc  For small datasets or for larger datasets with n <= nmaxi := nmini*kmini,
cc  the algorithm already stops when one solution becomes singular,
cc  since we then have an exact fit.
cc
cc  In the third stage, the covariance matrices and means of the best
cc  solutions of the second stage are used as starting values.
cc  Again, when a solution becomes singular, the subroutine 'exact'
cc  determines the hyperplane through at least nhalff observations and stops
cc  because of the exact fit.
cc
cc  When the program stops because of an exact fit, the covariance matrix and
cc  mean of the observations on the hyperplane will always be given.
cc
         do 1000 i=1,nrep
            pnsel=nsel
            tottimes=tottimes+1
            deti=0.D0
            detimin1=0.D0
            step=0
            call rfcovinit(sscp1,nvar+1,nvar+1)
            if((part.and..not.fine).or.(.not.part.and..not.final)) then
               if(part) then
                  call rfrangen(mini(ii),nsel,index1)
               else if(all) then
                  call rfgenpn(n,nsel,index1)
               else
                  call rfrangen(n,nsel,index1)
               endif
            endif
cc
cc  The covariance matrix and mean of the initial subsamples are
cc  calculated with the subroutine covar and represented by
cc  the variables cova1 and means.
cc
cc  In the following stages of the algorithm, the covariance matrices and means
cc  used as starting values are already stored in the matrices c1stock
cc  and m1stock (for the second stage), and in the matrices cstock and mstock
cc  (for the third stage).
cc
cc  The inverse cinv1 of the covariance matrix is calculated by the
cc  subroutine rfcovsweep, together with its determinant det.
cc
 9550       call rfcovinit(sscp1,nvar+1,nvar+1)
            if(.not.fine.and.part) then
               do 121 j=1,pnsel
                  do 123 m=1,nvar
                     rec(m)=dath(index1(j),m)
 123              continue
                  call rfadmit(rec,nvar,nvar+1,sscp1)
 121           continue
               call rfcovar(pnsel,nvar,nvar+1,sscp1,cova1,means,sd)
            endif
            if(.not.part.and..not.final) then
               do 122 j=1,pnsel
                  do 124 m=1,nvar
                     rec(m)=dat(index1(j),m)
 124              continue
                  call rfadmit(rec,nvar,nvar+1,sscp1)
 122           continue
               call rfcovar(pnsel,nvar,nvar+1,sscp1,cova1,means,sd)
            endif
            if (final) then
               if(mstock(i,1).ne.1000000.D0) then
                  do 125 jj=1,nvar
                     means(jj)=mstock(i,jj)
                     do 127 kk=1,nvar
                        cova1((jj-1)*nvar+kk)=cstock(i,(jj-1)*nvar+kk)
 127                 continue
 125              continue
               else
                  goto 1111
               endif
               if(flag(i).eq.0) then
                  qorder=1.D0
                  do 129,jjj=1,nvar
                     z(jjj)=coeff(1,jjj)
 129              continue
                  call rfdis(dat,z,ndist,n,nvar,nn,nvar, means)
                  dist2=rffindq(ndist,nn,nhalf,index2)
                  goto 9555
               endif
            endif
            if (fine .and. .not.final) then
               if(m1stock((ii-1)*10+i,1).ne.1000000.D0) then
                  do 131 jj=1,nvar
                     means(jj)=m1stock((ii-1)*10+i,jj)
                     do 133 kk=1,nvar
                        cova1((jj-1)*nvar+kk)=c1stock((ii-1)*10+i,
     *                       (jj-1)*nvar+kk)
 133                 continue
 131              continue
               else
                  goto 1111
               endif
               if(flag((ii-1)*10+i).eq.0) then
                  qorder=1.D0
                  do 135,jjj=1,nvar
                     z(jjj)=coeff(ii,jjj)
 135              continue
                  call rfdis(dath,z,ndist,nmaxi,nvmax,nn,nvar, means)
                  call rfshsort(ndist,nn)
                  qorder=ndist(nhalf)
                  if(dabs(qorder-0.D0).lt.10.D-8 .and. kount.eq.0
     *                 .and. n.gt.nmaxi) then
                     kount=nhalf
                     do 137,kkk=nhalf+1,nn
                        if(dabs(ndist(kkk)-0.D0).lt.10.D-8) then
                           kount=kount+1
                        endif
 137                 continue
                     flag(1)=0
                     do 139,kkk=1,nvar
                        coeff(1,kkk)=z(kkk)
 139                 continue
                     call rfstore2(nvar,cstock,mstock,nvmax2,nvmax,
     *                    kmini,cova1,means,i,mcdndex,kount)
                     kount=1
                     goto 1000
                  else if(dabs(qorder-0.D0).lt.10.D-8 .and.
     *                    kount.ne.0 .and. n.gt.nmaxi) then
                     goto 1000
                  else
                     flag(1)=1
                     dist2=rffindq(ndist,nn,nhalf,index2)
                     goto 9555
                  endif
               endif
            endif
            call rfcovcopy(cova1,cinv1,nvar,nvar)
            det=1.D0
            do 200 j=1,nvar
               pivot=cinv1((j-1)*nvar+j)
               det=det*pivot
               if(pivot.lt.eps) then
                  call rs(nvar,nvar,cova1,w,matz,z,fv1,fv2,ierr)
                  qorder=1.D0
                  if(.not.part.or.final) then
                     call rfdis(dat,z,ndist,n,nvar,nn,nvar,means)
                  else
                     call rfdis(dath,z,ndist,nmaxi,nvmax,nn,nvar,means)
                  endif
                  call rfshsort(ndist,nn)
                  qorder=ndist(nhalf)
                  if(dabs(qorder-0.D0).lt. 10.D-8 .and. .not.part) then
                     call transfo(cova1,means,dat,med,mad,nvar,n)
                     call rs(nvar,nvar,cova1,w,matz,z,fv1,fv2,ierr)
                     call rfdis(dat,z,ndist,n,nvar,nn,nvar,means)
                     call rfexact(kount,n,ndist, nvmax1,nvar,
     *                    sscp1,rec,dat, cova1,means,sd,nvar+1,weight)
                     call rfcovcopy(cova1,initcov,nvar,nvar)
                     call rfcovcopy(means,initmean,nvar,1)
                     do 140,jjj=1,nvar
                        coeff(1,jjj)=z(jjj)
 140                 continue
                     fit=2
                     goto 9999
                  else if(dabs(qorder-0.D0).lt. 10.D-8 .and. part .and.
     *                    kount.eq.0) then
                     call rfdis(dat,z,ndist,n,nvar,n,nvar, means)
                     call rfshsort(ndist,n)
                     if(dabs(ndist(nhalff)-0.D0).lt.10.D-8) then
                        call transfo(cova1,means,dat,med,mad,nvar,n)
                        call rs(nvar,nvar,cova1,w,matz,z,fv1,fv2,ierr)
                        call rfdis(dat,z,ndist,n,nvar,nn,nvar,means)
                        call rfexact(kount,n,ndist, nvmax1,nvar,sscp1,
     *                       rec,dat, cova1,means,sd,nvar+1,weight)
                        call rfcovcopy(cova1,initcov,nvar,nvar)
                        call rfcovcopy(means,initmean,nvar,1)
                        do 142,jjj=1,nvar
                           coeff(1,jjj)=z(jjj)
 142                    continue
                        fit=2
                        goto 9999
                     endif
                     call rfdis(dath,z,ndist,nmaxi,nvmax,nn,nvar, means)
                     call rfshsort(ndist,nn)
                     kount=nhalf
                     do 141,kkk=nhalf+1,nn
                        if(dabs(ndist(kkk)-0.D0).lt.10.D-8) then
                           kount=kount+1
                        endif
 141                 continue
                     flag((ii-1)*10+1)=0
                     do 143,kkk=1,nvar
                        coeff(ii,kkk)=z(kkk)
 143                 continue
                     call rfstore1(nvar,c1stock,m1stock,nvmax2,nvmax,
     *                    kmini,cova1,means,i,km10,ii,mcdndex, kount)
                     kount=1
                     goto 1000
                  else if(dabs(qorder-0.D0).lt. 10.D-8 .and. part .and.
     *                    kount.ne.0) then
                     goto 1000
                  else
                     call rfishsort(index1,pnsel)
                     call prdraw(index1,pnsel, nn)
                     pnsel=pnsel+1
                     goto 9550
                  endif
               endif
               call rfcovsweep(cinv1,nvar,j)
 200        continue
cc
cc  Mahalanobis distances are computed with the subroutine rfmahad
cc  and stored in the array ndist.
cc  The k-th order statistic of the mahalanobis distances is stored
cc  in dist2. The array index2 containes the indices of the
cc  corresponding observations.
cc
            do 151 j=1,nn
               if(.not.part.or.final) then
                  do 152 mm=1,nvar
                     rec(mm)=dat(j,mm)
 152              continue
               else
                  do 153 mm=1,nvar
                     rec(mm)=dath(j,mm)
 153              continue
               endif
               t=rfmahad(rec,nvar,means,cinv1)
               ndist(j)=t
 151        continue
            dist2=rffindq(ndist,nn,nhalf,index2)
cc
cc  The variable kstep represents the number of iterations. They depend on
cc  the situation of the program (k1, k2, or k3). Within each
cc  iteration the mean and covariance matrix of nhalf observations are
cc  calculated. The nhalf smallest corresponding mahalanobis distances
cc  determine the subset for the next iteration.
cc  The best subset for the whole data is stored in the array inbest.
cc  The iteration stops when two subsequent determinants become equal.
cc
 9555       do 400 step=1,kstep
              tottimes=tottimes+1
              call rfcovinit(sscp1,nvar+1,nvar+1)
              do 155 j=1,nhalf
                 temp(j)=index2(j)
 155          continue
              call rfishsort(temp,nhalf)
              do 157 j=1,nhalf
                if(.not.part.or.final) then
                   do 158 mm=1,nvar
                      rec(mm)=dat(temp(j),mm)
 158               continue
                else
                   do 159 mm=1,nvar
                      rec(mm)=dath(temp(j),mm)
 159               continue
                endif
                call rfadmit(rec,nvar,nvar+1,sscp1)
 157         continue
             call rfcovar(nhalf,nvar,nvar+1,sscp1,cova1,means,sd)
             call rfcovcopy(cova1,cinv1,nvar,nvar)
             det=1.D0
             do 600 j=1,nvar
               pivot=cinv1((j-1)*nvar+j)
               det=det*pivot
               if(pivot.lt.eps) then
                 if(final .or. .not.part .or.
     *              (fine.and. .not.final .and. n .le. nmaxi))
     *            then
                    call transfo(cova1,means,dat,med,mad,nvar,n)
                    call rs(nvar,nvar,cova1,w,matz,z,fv1,fv2,ierr)
                    if(final.or..not.part) then
                     call rfdis(dath,z,ndist,nmax, nvmax,nn,nvar,means)
                    else
                     call rfdis(dath,z,ndist,nmaxi,nvmax,nn,nvar,means)
                    endif
                    call rfexact(kount,n,ndist, nvmax1,nvar,
     *                   sscp1,rec,dat, cova1,means,sd,nvar+1,weight)
                    call rfcovcopy(cova1,initcov,nvar,nvar)
                    call rfcovcopy(means,initmean,nvar,1)
                    do 160 jjj=1,nvar
                       coeff(1,jjj)=z(jjj)
 160                continue
                    fit=2
                    goto 9999
                 endif
                 if(part.and..not.fine.and.kount.eq.0) then
                    call rs(nvar,nvar,cova1,w,matz,z,fv1,fv2,ierr)
                    call rfdis(dat,z,ndist,n,nvar,n,nvar, means)
                    call rfshsort(ndist,n)
                    if(dabs(ndist(nhalff)-0.D0).lt.10.D-8) then
                       call transfo(cova1,means,dat,med,mad,nvar,n)
                       call rs(nvar,nvar,cova1,w,matz,z,fv1,fv2,ierr)
                       call rfdis(dat,z,ndist,n,nvar,n,nvar,means)
                       call rfexact(kount,n,ndist, nvmax1,nvar,
     *                      sscp1,rec,dat, cova1,means,sd,nvar+1,weight)
                       call rfcovcopy(cova1,initcov,nvar,nvar)
                       call rfcovcopy(means,initmean,nvar,1)
                       do 161 jjj=1,nvar
                          coeff(1,jjj)=z(jjj)
 161                   continue
                       fit=2
                       goto 9999
                    endif
                    call rfdis(dath,z,ndist,nmaxi,nvmax,nn,nvar, means)
                    call rfshsort(ndist,nn)
                    kount=nhalf
                    do 162,kkk=nhalf+1,nn
                       if(dabs(ndist(kkk)-0.D0).lt.10.D-8) then
                          kount=kount+1
                       endif
 162                continue
                    flag((ii-1)*10+1)=0
                    do 164 kkk=1,nvar
                       coeff(ii,kkk)=z(kkk)
 164                continue
                    call rfstore1(nvar,c1stock,m1stock,nvmax2,nvmax,
     *                   kmini,cova1,means,i,km10,ii,mcdndex, kount)
                    kount=1
                    goto 1000
                 else
                    if(part.and..not.fine.and.kount.ne.0) then
                       goto 1000
                    endif
                 endif
                 if(fine.and..not.final.and.kount.eq.0) then
                    call rs(nvar,nvar,cova1,w,matz,z,fv1,fv2,ierr)
                    call rfdis(dat,z,ndist,n,nvar,n,nvar, means)
                    call rfshsort(ndist,n)
                    if(dabs(ndist(nhalff)-0.D0).lt.10.D-8) then
                       call transfo(cova1,means,dat,med,mad,nvar,n)
                       call rs(nvar,nvar,cova1,w,matz,z,fv1,fv2,ierr)
                       call rfdis(dat,z,ndist,n,nvar,n,nvar,means)
                       call rfexact(kount,n,ndist, nvmax1,nvar,
     *                      sscp1,rec,dat, cova1,means,sd,nvar+1,weight)
                       call rfcovcopy(cova1,initcov,nvar,nvar)
                       call rfcovcopy(means,initmean,nvar,1)
                       do 165 jjj=1,nvar
                          coeff(1,jjj)=z(jjj)
 165                   continue
                       fit=2
                       goto 9999
                    endif
                    call rfdis(dath,z,ndist,nmaxi,nvmax,nn,nvar, means)
                    call rfshsort(ndist,nn)
                    kount=nhalf
                    do 166,kkk=nhalf+1,nn
                       if(dabs(ndist(kkk)-0.D0).lt.10.D-8) then
                          kount=kount+1
                       endif
 166                continue
                    flag(1)=0
                    do 168,kkk=1,nvar
                       coeff(1,kkk)=z(kkk)
 168                continue
                    call rfstore2(nvar,cstock,mstock,nvmax2,nvmax,
     *                   kmini,cova1,means,i,mcdndex,kount)
                    kount=1
                    goto 1000
                 else
                    if(fine.and..not.final.and.kount.ne.0) then
                       goto 1000
                    endif
                 endif
              endif
              call rfcovsweep(cinv1,nvar,j)
 600       continue
           if(step.ge.2 .and. det.eq.detimin1) then
              goto 5000
           endif
           detimin1=deti
           deti=det
           do 171 j=1,nn
              if(.not.part.or.final) then
                 do 172 mm=1,nvar
                    rec(mm)=dat(j,mm)
 172             continue
              else
                 do 173 mm=1,nvar
                    rec(mm)=dath(j,mm)
 173             continue
              endif
              t=rfmahad(rec,nvar,means,cinv1)
              ndist(j)=t
 171       continue
           dist2=rffindq(ndist,nn,nhalf,index2)
           dist=dsqrt(dist2)
           if(((i.eq.1.and.step.eq.1.and..not.fine)
     *          .or.det.lt.object).and.(final)) then
              medi2=rffindq(ndist,nn,int(n/2),index1)
              object=det
              do 175 jjj=1,nhalf
                 inbest(jjj)=index2(jjj)
 175          continue
              call rfcovcopy(cova1,cova2,nvar,nvar)
              call rfcovcopy(cinv1,cinv2,nvar,nvar)
              call rfcovcopy(means,bmeans,nvar,1)
           endif
 400    continue

cc  After each iteration, it has to be checked whether the new solution
cc  is better than some previous one and therefore needs to be stored. This
cc  isn't necessary in the third stage of the algorithm, where only the best
cc  solution is kept.

 5000   if(.not. final) then
          if(part .and. .not. fine) then
             iii=ii
          else
             iii=1
c            At the end of the algorithm, only the ten
c            best solutions need to be stored.
          endif

cc  For each data group :
cc    If the objective function is lower than the largest value in the
cc    matrix mcdndex :
cc    A distinction is made between different stages of the algorithm:
cc      * At the first stage of the split-up situation:
cc        -If the new objective value did not yet occur in mcdndex
cc         its value and corresponding covariance matrix and mean are
cc         stored at the right place in the matrices mcdndex, c1stock and
cc         m1stock, and other values are shifted to their new position
cc         in these arrays.
cc        -If the new objective value already occurs in mcdndex, a
cc         comparison is made between the new mean vector and covariance matrix
cc         and those estimates with the same determinant.
cc         When for an equal determinant, the mean vector or covariance matrix
cc         do not correspond, both of them are kept in the matrices mcdndex
cc         and nbest.
cc      * In the second stage of the algorithm, the covariances and means
cc        are stored :
cc        - If the new objective value did not yet occur
cc          in the matrix mcdndex, it is inserted by shifting the greater
cc          determinants upwards and doing the same in the arrays mstock
cc          and cstock.
cc        - If the new objective value already occurs in the array mcdndex,
cc          it is compared with all solutions with the same determinant.
cc          In the case of an equality, the means and covariances
cc          are compared to determine whether or not to insert the
cc          new solution.
cc    Otherwise nothing happens. When a singularity occurs,
cc    the determinant in the matrix mcdndex is zero and the
cc    corresponding flag is zero too, so the search in the arrays mcdndex,
cc    m1stock, c1stock, mstock and cstock is done on the rows with flag one.
cc

          if( flag((iii-1)*10+1).eq.1) then
             lll=1
          else
             lll=2
          endif
          do 201, j=lll,10
            if (det .le. mcdndex(j,2,iii)) then
              if(det.ne.mcdndex(j,2,iii)) then
                if(.not.fine.and.part)                  goto 203
                goto 205
              else
                do 207 kkk=j,10
                  if(det.eq.mcdndex(kkk,2,iii)) then
                     do 209, jjj=1,nvar
                        if(part.and..not.fine) then
                           if(means(jjj) .ne.
     *                          m1stock((iii-1)*10+ kkk,jjj))  goto 203
                        else
                           if(means(jjj).ne.mstock(kkk,jjj))   goto 205
                        endif
 209                 continue
                     do 211, jjj=1,nvar*nvar
                        if(part.and..not.fine) then
                           if(cova1(jjj) .ne.
     *                          c1stock((iii-1)*10+ kkk,jjj))  goto 203
                        else
                           if(cova1(jjj).ne.cstock(kkk,jjj))   goto 205
                        endif
 211                 continue
                  endif
 207            continue
              endif
              goto 1000

 203          do 221 k=10,j+1,-1
                 do 223 kk=1,nvar*nvar
                    c1stock((iii-1)*10+k,kk)=
     *                   c1stock((iii-1)*10+k-1,kk)
 223             continue
                 do 225 kk=1,nvar
                    m1stock((iii-1)*10+k,kk)=
     *                   m1stock((iii-1)*10+k-1,kk)
 225             continue
                 mcdndex(k,1,iii)=mcdndex(k-1,1,iii)
                 mcdndex(k,2,iii)=mcdndex(k-1,2,iii)
 221          continue
              do 227 kk=1,nvar
                 do 229 kkk=1,nvar
                    c1stock((iii-1)*10+j,(kk-1)*nvar+kkk)=
     *                   cova1((kk-1)*nvar+kkk)
                    m1stock((iii-1)*10+j,kk)=means(kk)
 229             continue
 227          continue
              mcdndex(j,1,iii)=i
              mcdndex(j,2,iii)=det
              goto 1000

 205          do 231 k=10,j+1,-1
                 do 233 kk=1,nvar*nvar
                    cstock(k,kk)=
     *                   cstock(k-1,kk)
 233             continue

                 do 235 kk=1,nvar
                    mstock(k,kk)=
     *                   mstock(k-1,kk)
 235             continue

                 mcdndex(k,1,iii)=mcdndex(k-1,1,iii)
                 mcdndex(k,2,iii)=mcdndex(k-1,2,iii)
 231          continue
              do 237 kk=1,nvar
                 do 239 kkk=1,nvar
                    cstock(j,(kk-1)*nvar+kkk)=
     *                   cova1((kk-1)*nvar+kkk)
                    mstock(j,kk)=means(kk)
 239             continue
 237          continue
              mcdndex(j,1,iii)=i
              mcdndex(j,2,iii)=det
              goto 1000

            endif
 201      continue

        endif
c       (not final)

 1000 continue
 1111 continue
c---- - - - - - end [ For-loop -- ii= 1, ngroup  ]  - - - - - - - - -

cc  Determine whether the algorithm needs to be run again or not.
cc
      if(part .and. .not. fine) then
         fine= .true.
         goto 5555
      else if(.not. final .and. ((part.and.fine).or. .not.part)) then
         final= .true.
         goto 5555
      endif

cc******** end { Main Loop } ************** --------------------------------


      do 261, j=1,nhalf
         temp(j)=inbest(j)
 261  continue
      call rfishsort(temp,nhalf)
      if(i_trace .ge. 2) then
         call intpr('Best subsample (sorted): ',-1,temp,nhalf)
      endif

      do 271,j=1,nvar
         means(j)=bmeans(j)*mad(j)+med(j)
 271  continue
      call rfcovcopy(means,initmean,nvar,1)
      if(i_trace .ge. 2) then
         call dblepr('Center: ',-1,initmean,nvar)
      endif

      do 9145 i=1,nvar
         do 9147 j=1,nvar
            cova1((i-1)*nvar+j)=cova2((i-1)*nvar+j)*mad(i)*mad(j)
 9147    continue
 9145 continue
      call rfcovcopy(cova1,initcov,nvar,nvar)
      det=object
      do 9149 j=1,nvar
         det=det*mad(j)*mad(j)
 9149 continue


cc      VT::chimed is passed now as a parameter
cc        call rfcovmult(cova1,nvar,nvar,medi2/chimed(nvar))
cc        call rfcovmult(cova2,nvar,nvar,medi2/chimed(nvar))
cc        call rfcovmult(cinv2,nvar,nvar,1.D0/(medi2/chimed(nvar)))

      call rfcovmult(cova1,nvar,nvar,medi2/chimed)
      call rfcovmult(cova2,nvar,nvar,medi2/chimed)
      call rfcovmult(cinv2,nvar,nvar,1.D0/(medi2/chimed))
      call rfcovcopy(cova1,adcov,nvar,nvar)
cc
cc      The MCD location is in bmeans.
cc      The MCD scatter matrix is in cova2,
cc      and its inverse in cinv2.
cc
cc      For every observation we compute its MCD distance
cc      and compare it to a cutoff value.
cc
      call rfcovinit(sscp1,nvar+1,nvar+1)
      nin=0

cc VT:: no need - the cutoff now is passed as a parameter
cc      cutoff=chi2(nvar)

      do 280 i=1,n
         do 282 mm=1,nvar
            rec(mm)=dat(i,mm)
 282     continue
         dist2=rfmahad(rec,nvar,bmeans,cinv2)
         if(dist2.le.cutoff) then
            nin=nin+1
            weight(i)=1
         else
            weight(i)=0
         endif
 280  continue

      call transfo(cova2,bmeans,dat,med,mad,nvar,n)
      goto 9999
cc ******************************************************************

 9999 continue
      call rndend
C          ------ == PutRNGstate() in C
      return
      end
ccccc end {rffastmcd}

ccccc
ccccc
ccccc
ccccc
      subroutine rfexact(kount,nn,ndist, nvmax1,nvar,sscp1,
     *     rec,dat, cova1,means,sd,nvar1,weight)
cc
cc Determines how many objects lie on the hyperplane with equation
cc z(1,1)*(x_i1 - means_1)+ ... + z(p,1)* (x_ip - means_p) = 0
cc and computes their mean and their covariance matrix.
cc
      double precision ndist(nn)
      double precision sscp1(nvar1,nvar1)
      double precision rec(nvmax1)
      double precision dat(nn,nvar)
      double precision cova1(nvar,nvar)
      double precision means(nvar)
      double precision sd(nvar)
      integer weight(nn)

      call rfcovinit(sscp1,nvar+1,nvar+1)
      kount=0
      do 10,kk=1,nn
         if(dabs(ndist(kk)-0.D0).lt.10.D-8) then
            kount=kount+1
            weight(kk)=1
            do 20,j=1,nvar
               rec(j)=dat(kk,j)
 20         continue
            call rfadmit(rec,nvar,nvar+1,sscp1)
         else
            weight(kk)=0
         endif
 10   continue
      call rfcovar(kount,nvar,nvar+1,sscp1,cova1,means,sd)
      return
      end
ccccc
ccccc
      subroutine transfo(cova,means,dat,med,mad,nvar,n)
cc
      double precision cova(nvar,nvar)
      double precision means(nvar)
      double precision dat(n,nvar)
      double precision med(nvar),mad(nvar)

      do 5,j=1,nvar
        means(j)=means(j)*mad(j)+med(j)
        do 10, k=1,nvar
           cova(j,k)=cova(j,k)*mad(j)*mad(k)
 10     continue
        do 20,i=1,n
           dat(i,j)=dat(i,j)*mad(j)+med(j)
 20     continue
 5    continue
      return
      end
ccccc
ccccc
      subroutine rfcovmult(a,n1,n2,fac)
cc
cc  Multiplies the matrix a by the real factor fac.
cc
      double precision a(n1,n2)
      double precision fac
cc
      do 100 i=1,n1
        do 90 j=1,n2
          a(i,j)=a(i,j)*fac
 90     continue
 100  continue
      return
      end
ccccc
ccccc
      subroutine rfadmit(rec,nvar,nvar1,sscp)
cc
cc  Updates the sscp matrix with the additional case rec.
cc
      double precision rec(nvar)
      double precision sscp(nvar1,nvar1)
cc
      sscp(1,1)=sscp(1,1)+1.D0
      do 10 j=1,nvar
        sscp(1,j+1)=sscp(1,j+1)+rec(j)
        sscp(j+1,1)=sscp(1,j+1)
 10   continue
      do 100 i=1,nvar
        do 90 j=1,nvar
          sscp(i+1,j+1)=sscp(i+1,j+1)+rec(i)*rec(j)
 90     continue
 100  continue
      return
      end
ccccc
ccccc
      subroutine rfcovar(n,nvar,nvar1,sscp,cova,means,sd)
cc
cc  Computes the classical mean and covariance matrix.
cc
      double precision sscp(nvar1,nvar1)
      double precision cova(nvar,nvar)
      double precision means(nvar)
      double precision sd(nvar)
      double precision f
cc
      do 100 i=1,nvar
        means(i)=sscp(1,i+1)
        sd(i)=sscp(i+1,i+1)
        f=(sd(i)-means(i)*means(i)/n)/(n-1)
        if(f.gt.0.D0) then
          sd(i)=dsqrt(f)
        else
          sd(i)=0.D0
        endif
        means(i)=means(i)/n
 100  continue
      do 200 i=1,nvar
        do 190 j=1,nvar
          cova(i,j)=sscp(i+1,j+1)
 190    continue
 200  continue
      do 300 i=1,nvar
        do 290 j=1,nvar
          cova(i,j)=cova(i,j)-n*means(i)*means(j)
          cova(i,j)=cova(i,j)/(n-1)
 290    continue
 300  continue
      return
      end
ccccc
ccccc
      subroutine rfcorrel(nvar,a,b,sd)
cc
cc  Transforms the scatter matrix a to the correlation matrix b: <==> R's  cov2cor(.)
cc
      double precision a(nvar,nvar)
      double precision b(nvar,nvar)
      double precision sd(nvar)

      do 10,j=1,nvar
         sd(j)=1/sqrt(a(j,j))
 10   continue
      do 100 i=1,nvar
         do 90 j=1,nvar
            if(i.eq.j) then
               b(i,j)=1.0
            else
               b(i,j)=a(i,j)*sd(i)*sd(j)
            endif
 90      continue
 100  continue
      return
      end

      subroutine prdraw(a,pnsel, nn)

      implicit none
      integer nn, a(nn), pnsel
c
      double precision unifrnd
      integer jndex, nrand, i,j

      jndex=pnsel
c     OLD       nrand=int(uniran(seed)*(nn-jndex))+1
      nrand=int(unifrnd() * (nn-jndex))+1
C     if(nrand .gt. nn-jndex) then
C     call intpr(
C     1          '** prdraw(): correcting nrand > nn-jndex; nrand=',
C     2          -1, nrand, 1)
C     nrand=nn-jndex
C     endif

      jndex=jndex+1
      a(jndex)=nrand+jndex-1
      do 5, i=1,jndex-1
         if(a(i).gt.nrand+i-1) then
            do 6,j=jndex,i+1,-1
               a(j)=a(j-1)
 6          continue
            a(i)=nrand+i-1
            goto 10
c           ------- break
         endif
 5    continue
 10   continue
      return
      end
ccccc
ccccc
      function rfmahad(rec,nvar,means,sigma)
cc
cc  Computes a Mahalanobis-type distance.
cc
      double precision rec(nvar), means(nvar), sigma(nvar,nvar)
      double precision rfmahad, t

      t=0
      do 100 j=1,nvar
         do 90 k=1,nvar
            t=t+(rec(j)-means(j))*(rec(k)-means(k))*sigma(j,k)
 90      continue
 100  continue
      rfmahad=t
      return
      end
ccccc
ccccc
      subroutine rfdis(da,z,ndist,nm,nv,nn,nvar, means)
cc
cc Computes the distance between the objects of da and a hyperplane with
cc equation z(1,1)*(x_i1 - means_1) + ... + z(p,1)*(x_ip - means_p) = 0
cc
      double precision da(nm,nv)
      double precision z(nvar,nvar)
      double precision ndist(nn)
      double precision means(nvar)

      do 10, i=1,nn
         ndist(i)=0
         do 20, j=1,nvar
            ndist(i)=z(j,1)*(da(i,j)-means(j))+ndist(i)
 20      continue
         ndist(i)=dabs(ndist(i))
 10   continue
      return
      end
ccccc
ccccc
      subroutine rfstore2(nvar,cstock,mstock,nvmax2,nvmax,
     *     kmini,cova1,means,i,mcdndex,kount)
cc
cc  Stores the coefficients of a hyperplane
cc  z(1,1)*(x_i1 - means_1) + ... +  z(p,1)*(x_ip - means_p) = 0
cc  into the first row of the matrix mstock, and shifts the other
cc  elements of the arrays mstock and cstock.
cc
      double precision cstock(10,nvmax2)
      double precision mstock(10,nvmax)
      double precision mcdndex(10,2,kmini)
      double precision cova1(nvar,nvar)
      double precision means(nvar)

      do 10,k=10,2,-1
         do 20 kk=1,nvar*nvar
            cstock(k,kk)= cstock(k-1,kk)
 20      continue
         do 30 kk=1,nvar
            mstock(k,kk)= mstock(k-1,kk)
 30      continue
         mcdndex(k,1,1)=mcdndex(k-1,1,1)
         mcdndex(k,2,1)=mcdndex(k-1,2,1)
 10   continue
      do 40 kk=1,nvar
         mstock(1,kk)=means(kk)
         do 50 jj=1,nvar
            cstock(1,(kk-1)*nvar+jj)=cova1(kk,jj)
 50      continue
 40   continue
      mcdndex(1,1,1)=i
      mcdndex(1,2,1)=kount
      return
      end
ccccc
ccccc
      subroutine rfstore1(nvar,c1stock,m1stock,nvmax2,nvmax,
     *     kmini,cova1,means,i,km10,ii,mcdndex,kount)

      double precision c1stock(km10,nvmax2)
      double precision m1stock(km10,nvmax)
      double precision mcdndex(10,2,kmini)
      double precision cova1(nvar,nvar)
      double precision means(nvar)

      do 10,k=10,2,-1
         do 20 kk=1,nvar*nvar
            c1stock((ii-1)*10+k,kk)=
     *           c1stock((ii-1)*10+k-1,kk)
 20      continue
         do 30 kk=1,nvar
            m1stock((ii-1)*10+k,kk)=
     *           m1stock((ii-1)*10+k-1,kk)
 30      continue
         mcdndex(k,1,ii)=mcdndex(k-1,1,ii)
         mcdndex(k,2,ii)=mcdndex(k-1,2,ii)
 10   continue
      do 40 kk=1,nvar
         m1stock((ii-1)*10+1,kk)=means(kk)
         do 50 jj=1,nvar
            c1stock((ii-1)*10+1,(kk-1)*nvar+jj)=
     *           cova1(kk,jj)
 50      continue
 40   continue
      mcdndex(1,1,ii)=i
      mcdndex(1,2,ii)=kount
      return
      end


CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
ccccc
ccccc
      subroutine rfcovinit(a,n1,n2)
cc
cc  Initializes the matrix a by filling it with zeroes.
cc
      double precision a(n1,n2)
cc
      do 100 i=1,n1
        do 90 j=1,n2
          a(i,j)=0.D0
 90     continue
 100  continue
      return
      end
ccccc
ccccc
      subroutine rfcovsweep(a,nvar,k)
cc
      double precision a(nvar,nvar)
      double precision b
      double precision d
cc
      d=a(k,k)
      do 100 j=1,nvar
         a(k,j)=a(k,j)/d
 100  continue
      do 1000 i=1,nvar
         if(i.ne.k) then
            b=a(i,k)
            do 200 j=1,nvar
               a(i,j)=a(i,j)-b*a(k,j)
 200        continue
            a(i,k)=-b/d
         endif
 1000 continue
      a(k,k)=1/d
      return
      end
ccccc

