beta.r.compute | R Documentation |
fsst
procedureThis function computes the restricted estimator
\widehat{\bm{β}}^r_n in the fsst
procedure.
beta.r.compute( n, lpmodel, beta.obs.hat, beta.tgt, beta.n, beta.star, omega.i, indicator, solver )
n |
The sample size. This is only required if |
lpmodel |
The |
beta.obs.hat |
The sample estimator
\widehat{\bm{β}}_{\mathrm{obs}, n} based on the given
information in |
beta.tgt |
The value to be tested. |
beta.n |
The sample \widehat{\bm{β}}_n vector that is defined as \widehat{\bm{β}}_n \equiv (\widehat{\bm{β}}_{{\rm obs},n}, \bm{β}_{{\rm shp},n}, \bm{β}_{{\rm tgt}})'. |
beta.star |
The starred version of the |
omega.i |
The matrix \widehat{\bm{Ω}}^i_n, i.e. the regularized matrix for \widehat{\bm{Σ}}^{β^\star}_{n,\bar{ρ}}. |
indicator |
A binary variable that equals to 1 for d ≥q p and equals to 0 for d < p. |
solver |
The name of the linear and quadratic programming solver that
is used to obtain the solution to linear and quadratic programs.
The solvers supported by this package are |
Returns the optimal point and optimal value.
objval |
The optimal value. |
x |
The optimal point. |
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