as.bootvector: Convert Boot Object to a Vector
In IQSS/Zelig4: Everyone's Statistical Software
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Note
Author(s)
Description
Receives a list with 2 slots as its input, and returns a
vector of the two smashed together alongwith the offsets
used to reverse-construct the object.
Usage
1
as.bootvector(obj)
Arguments
obj
a list with two slots: “alpha” and “beta”.
Respectively, these represent bootstrap samples for
ancillary parameters and systematic component of the
bootstrapped GLM.
Value
a list containing the resulting vector, as well as an
object used to reverse-build the list (“obj”) from the
resulting call to “bootstrap”.
Note
This method is used internally by Zelig to allow an
intuitive, “param”-like API for bootstrapping.
Author(s)
Matt Owen mowen@iq.harvard.edu
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Description Usage Arguments Value Note Author(s)
Description
Receives a list with 2 slots as its input, and returns a vector of the two smashed together alongwith the offsets used to reverse-construct the object.
Usage
1 | as.bootvector(obj)
|
Arguments
obj |
a list with two slots: “alpha” and “beta”. Respectively, these represent bootstrap samples for ancillary parameters and systematic component of the bootstrapped GLM. |
Value
a list containing the resulting vector, as well as an object used to reverse-build the list (“obj”) from the resulting call to “bootstrap”.
Note
This method is used internally by Zelig to allow an intuitive, “param”-like API for bootstrapping.
Author(s)
Matt Owen mowen@iq.harvard.edu
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