RXshrink (version 2.0)

mofk: m-Extents of Shrinkage used in unr.ridge() Calculations.

Description

The mofk() function computes the numerical m-Extent of Shrinkage corresponding to a given value for "k", the scalar that multiplies observed ML estimates of "dMSE"-factors for each of the "p" uncorrelated components in GRR estimation using the Deprecated unr.ridge() function. While these calculations are simple, the function is "many-to-one" in the sense that all truly large values of k imply that m = 0.0, and k values that are either 0.0 or negative imply that m = p.

Usage

mofk(p, k, dMSE)

Arguments

p

The integer number of non-constant x-variables used in defining the linear model being fitted to ill-conditioned (intercorrelated, confounded) data. Note that p must also be rank of the given X-matrix.

k

The given k-factor that multiplies each given dMSE-factor.

dMSE

Maximum Likelihood estimates of Shrinkage Delta-Factors with minimum MSE risk.

Value

The appropriate scalar value for m:

m

The computed m-Extent of Shrinkage ...a scalar within [0, p].

References

Obenchain RL. (2020) Ridge TRACE Diagnostics. https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.14291

See Also

unr.ridge and kofm.