nfcm_nll | R Documentation |
Compute an upper bound of the negative log-likelihood for a bivariate model. It is defined as
\frac{1}{n}\frac{1}{N}\sum_{i=1}^n\sum_{j=1}^N\Phi^\top\Lambda \psi'(w_{ij}),
where \psi'
is the first derivative of a spline basis \psi
,
\Lambda
is a matrix of spline coefficients and \Phi
is
defined as
\int_0^1\psi(u)du.
It is assumed that the variables have a positive quadrant dependence.
nfcm_nll(lambda, w, type = "b", splines_control = splines.control())
nfcm_grad_nll(lambda, w, type = "b", splines_control = splines.control())
nfcm_aic(lambda, w, type = "b", splines_control = splines.control())
nfcm_bic(lambda, w, type = "b", splines_control = splines.control())
lambda |
vector of spline coefficients ( |
w |
uniform(0,1) |
type |
specify spline basis, either |
splines_control |
control (see |
The approximate negative log-likelihood divided by n
and N
.
The gradient of the approximate negative log-likelihood divided by n
and N
.
Akaike information criterion
Bayesian information criterion
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