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# simulated probabilities and quantiles for the weighted chi-squares
# distribution
pwchisq <- function(q, weights, lower.tail = TRUE, R = 1E03, seed = 1){
set.seed(seed)
K <- length(weights)
e <- matrix(rnorm(R * K) ^ 2, R, K)
wcs <- apply(e, 1, function(x) sum(x * weights))
F <- ecdf(wcs)
ifelse(lower.tail, F(q), 1 - F(q))
}
qwchisq <- function(p, weights, lower.tail = TRUE, R = 1000, seed = 1){
set.seed(1)
K <- length(weights)
e <- matrix(rnorm(R * K) ^ 2, R, K)
wcs <- apply(e, 1, function(x) sum(x * weights))
ifelse(lower.tail, quantile(wcs, p), quantile(wcs, 1 - p))
}
#' Vuoung test for non-nested models
#'
#' The Vuong test is suitable to discriminate between two non-nested models.
#'
#'
#' @aliases vuongtest
#' @param x a first fitted model of class \code{"mhurdle"},
#' @param y a second fitted model of class \code{"mhurdle"},
#' @param type the kind of test to be computed,
#' @param hyp a boolean, \code{TRUE} if one of the models is asumed to be the
#' true model,
#' @param variance the variance is estimated using the \code{centered} or
#' \code{uncentered} expression,
#' @param matrix the W matrix can be computed using the general expression
#' \code{large} or the reduced matrix \code{reduced} (only relevant for the
#' nested case),
#' @return an object of class \code{"htest"}
#' @seealso \code{vuong} in package \code{pscl}.
#' @references Vuong Q.H. (1989) Likelihood ratio tests for model selection and
#' non-nested hypothesis, Econometrica, vol.57(2), pp.307-33.
#' @keywords htest
#' @examples
#'
#' data("Interview", package = "mhurdle")
#' # dependent double hurdle model
#' dhm <- mhurdle(vacations ~ car + size | linc + linc2 | 0, Interview,
#' dist = "ln", h2 = TRUE, method = "bhhh", corr = TRUE)
#'
#' # a double hurdle p-tobit model
#' ptm <- mhurdle(vacations ~ 0 | linc + linc2 | car + size, Interview,
#' dist = "ln", h2 = TRUE, method = "bhhh", corr = TRUE)
#' vuongtest(dhm, ptm)
#' @export
vuongtest <- function(x, y,
type = c("non-nested", "nested", "overlapping"),
hyp = FALSE,
variance = c("centered", "uncentered"),
matrix = c("large", "reduced")){
type <- match.arg(type)
variance <- match.arg(variance)
matrix <- match.arg(matrix)
if (matrix == "reduced" && type != "nested")
stop("the reduced matrix is only relevant for nested models")
data.name <- c(
paste(deparse(substitute(x))),
paste(deparse(substitute(y)))
)
### for convenience, call f the larger model and g the other one if
### the models are nested, else call the first model f and g for
### consistency with vuong paper. Check also that the models are
### really nested, otherwise break
f <- x
g <- y
if (type == "nested"){
if (length(coef(x)) < length(coef(y))){
f <- y
g <- x
}
nestedOK <- prod(names(coef(g)) %in% names(coef(f)))
if (! nestedOK || (length(coef(f)) == length(coef(g)) ))
stop("the two models are not nested")
}
lf <- as.numeric(f$logLik) ; lg <- as.numeric(g$logLik)
logLf <- sum(lf) ; logLg <- sum(lg)
Kf <- length(coef(f)) ; Kg <- length(coef(g))
n <- nrow(model.frame(f))
if (nrow(model.frame(g)) != n) stop("the number of observations of the two models differ")
gradf <- f$gradient
gradg <- g$gradient
Bf <- crossprod(gradf) / n
Bg <- crossprod(gradg) / n
Bfg <- t(gradf) %*% gradg / n
Af1 <- - vcov(f) * n
Ag1 <- - vcov(g) * n
### compute the likelihood ratio
LR <- logLf - logLg
### compute the variance
w2 <- ifelse(variance == "centered",
1 / n * sum( (lf - lg) ^ 2) - (1 / n * LR) ^ 2,
1 / n * sum( (lf - lg) ^ 2)
)
#### construct the large or reduced matrix and its eigen values
if (matrix == "large"){
W <- rbind(cbind( - Bf %*% Af1, - Bfg %*% Ag1),
cbind( t(Bfg) %*% Af1, Bg %*% Ag1)
)
Z <- eigen(W)$values
}
else{
common.coef <- names(coef(f)) %in% names(coef(g))
D <- t(diag(1, Kf)[common.coef, ])
W <- Bf %*% (D %*% Ag1 %*% t(D) - Af1)
Z <- eigen(W)$values
}
### non nested test ; only the version with wrong specification
### hypothesis is implemented
if (type == "non-nested"){
if (hyp) stop("this non-nested test is not implemented")
statistic <- c(z = LR / sqrt(n * w2))
method <- "Vuong Test (non-nested)"
# if the stat is negative, the p-value is the lower tail,
# otherwise it is the upper tail
lower.tail <- statistic < 0
pval <- pnorm(statistic, lower.tail = lower.tail)
parameter <- NULL
}
### nested test
if (type == "nested"){
method <- "Vuong Test (nested)"
statistic <- 2 * LR
if (! hyp){
parameter <- c(sev = sum(Z))
names(statistic) <- "wchisq"
pval <- pwchisq(statistic, Z, lower.tail = FALSE)
}
else{
parameter <- c(df = Kf - Kg)
names(statistic) <- "chisq"
pval <- pchisq(statistic, parameter, lower.tail = FALSE)
}
}
#### overlapping test
if (type == "overlapping"){
method <- "Vuong Test (overlapping)"
if (! hyp){
### test first the hypothesis that w ^ 2 = 0
statistic <- c(wchisq = n * w2)
pval <- pwchisq(statistic, Z ^ 2 , lower.tail = FALSE)
parameter <- c(sev = sum(Z ^ 2))
}
else{
### In this case, the LR statistic can be either positive or
### negative, depending on the order of the models. The test is
### two-sided so that the p-value is twice the lower tail if the
### statistic is negative and twice the upper tail otherwise
statistic <- c(wchisq = 2 * LR)
lower.tail <- statistic < 0
pval <- 2 * pwchisq(statistic, Z, lower.tail = lower.tail)
parameter <- c(sev = sum(Z))
}
}
if (length(data.name) > 1) data.name <- paste(data.name, collapse = "-")
result <- list(statistic = statistic,
method = method,
p.value = pval,
data.name = data.name,
parameter = parameter)
class(result) <- "htest"
result
}
estfun.mhurdle <- function(x, ...){
x$gradient
}
llcont.mhurdle <- function(x, ...){
x$logLik
}
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