feglm.control | R Documentation |
feglm
Control ParametersSet and change parameters used for fitting feglm
.
feglm.control(dev.tol = 1e-08, step.tol = 1e-08, pseudo.tol = 1e-05, rho.tol = 1e-04, iter.max = 100L, trace = 0L, drop.pc = TRUE)
dev.tol |
tolerance level for the first stopping condition of the maximization routine. The
stopping condition is based on the relative change of the deviance in iteration r
and can be expressed as follows: Δ dev / dev < tol. Default is |
step.tol |
tolerance level for the second stopping condition of the maximization routine. The
stopping condition is based on the euclidean norm of the step size in iteration r
and can be expressed as follows: ||Δ β|| < tol. Default is
|
pseudo.tol |
tolerance level for the stopping condition of the “pseudo demeaning” algorithm.
The stopping condition is based on the relative change of euclidean norm in iteration i and
can be expressed as follows: ||Δ v|| / ||v_old|| < tol. Default is
|
rho.tol |
tolerance level for the stephalving in the maximization routine. Stephalving only takes
place if the deviance in iteration r is larger than the one of the previous iteration. If
this is the case,
||Δ β|| is
halfed until the deviance is less or equal compared to the deviance of the previous iteration.
Stephalving fails if the the following condition holds: ρ < tol,
where ρ is the stepcorrection factor. If stephalving fails the maximization
routine is canceled. Default is |
iter.max |
unsigned integer indicating the maximum number of iterations in the maximization routine. |
trace |
unsigned integer indicating if output should be produced in each iteration. Default is
|
drop.pc |
logical indicating to drop observations that are perfectly classified and hence do not
contribute to the log-likelihood. This option is useful to reduce the computational costs
of the maximization problem, since it reduces the number of observations and does not change the
estimates. Default is |
The function feglm.control
returns a named list of control
parameters.
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