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PanelCount (version 1.0.1)

PLN_RE: A Poisson Lognormal Model with Random Effects

Description

Estimate a Poisson Lognormal model with random effects in panel counting data. This model accounts for heterogeneity on the individual level, and heterogeneity on the level.

Usage

PLN_RE(formula, id, data = NULL, par = NULL, gamma = 1, sigma = NULL,
  method = "BFGS", lower = NULL, upper = NULL, H = 20, psnH = 20,
  accu = 1e+10, verbose = 0)

Arguments

formula
Formula of the model
id
A vector that represents the identity of individuals, numeric or character
data
Input data, a data frame
par
Starting values for estimates
gamma
Variance of random effects on the level for PLN_RE
sigma
Variance of random effects on the individual level for PLN_RE
method
Searching algorithm, don't change default unless you know what you are doing
lower
Lower bound for estiamtes
upper
Upper bound for estimates
H
A vector of length 2, specifying the number of points for inner and outer Quadratures
psnH
Number of Quadrature points for Poisson RE model
accu
1e12 for low accuracy; 1e7 for moderate accuracy; 10.0 for extremely high accuracy. See optim
verbose
Level of output during estimation. Lowest is 0.

Value

  • A list containing the results of the estimated model

See Also

Other PanelCount: CRE_SS; CRE; PoissonRE; ProbitRE

Examples

Run this code
data(rt)
est = PLN_RE(num.words~fans+tweets+as.factor(tweet.id),
              id=rt$user.id[rt$isRetweet==1],
              data=rt[rt$isRetweet==1,])

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