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SemiParBIVProbit (version 3.0)

SemiParBIVProbitObject: Fitted SemiParBIVProbit object

Description

A fitted semiparametric bivariate probit object returned by function SemiParBIVProbit and of class.

Arguments

Value

  • fitA list of values and diagnostics extracted from the output of the algorithm. For instance, fit$argument and fit$S.h return the estimated parameters and overall penalty matrix scaled by its smoothing parameters, for the bivariate probit model. See the documentation of trust for diagnostics.
  • gam1A univariate GAM object for equation 1. See the documentation of mgcv for full details.
  • gam2A univariate GAM object for equation 2.
  • gam2.1A univariate GAM object for equation 2, estimated using a Heckman-type sample selection correction procedure (selection=TRUE).
  • spEstimated smoothing parameters of the smooth components for the fitted bivariate probit model.
  • iter.spNumber of iterations performed for the smoothing parameter estimation step.
  • iter.ifNumber of iterations performed in the initial step of the Fisher scoring algorithm.
  • rhoEstimated correlation coefficient between the two equations.
  • nSample size.
  • n.selNumber of selected observations in the sample selection case.
  • X1It returns the design matrix associated with the first linear predictor.
  • X2It returns the design matrix associated with the second linear predictor.
  • X1.d2Number of columns of the design matrix for equation 1. This is used for internal calculations.
  • X2.d2Number of columns of the design matrix for equation 2.
  • l.sp1Number of smooth components in equation 1.
  • l.sp2Number of smooth components in equation 2.
  • HePenalized hessian.
  • HeShUnpenalized hessian.
  • VbInverse of the penalized hessian. This corresponds to the Bayesian variance-covariance matrix used for `confidence' interval calculations.
  • FThis is given by Vb*HeSh.
  • t.edfTotal degrees of freedom of the estimated bivariate probit model. It is calculated as sum(diag(F)).
  • bs.mgfitA list of values and diagnostics extracted from magic.
  • conv.spIf TRUE then the smoothing parameter selection algorithm converged.
  • wor.cIt contains the working model quantities given by the square root of the weight matrix times the pseudo-data vector and design matrix, rW.Z and rW.X.
  • p11,p10,p01,p00Distribution function of a bivariate normal with zero means, unit variances and correlation rho evaluated at (y1=1,y2=1), (y1=1,y2=0), (y1=0,y2=1) and (y1=0,y2=0). The last two combinations are not evaluated if selection=TRUE.
  • p0Distribution function of a standardised univariate normal evaluated at y1=0, when selection=TRUE.
  • eta1,eta2The estimated linear predictors for the two equations.
  • datIt returns the full design matrix associated with the observed binary variables and two linear predictors.
  • selThis is used for internal calculations.
  • massesProbabilities associated with the K biavariate mass points.
  • KNumber of bivariate mass points.
  • iter.npRENumber of iterations performed for the EM step.
  • npREThis is used for internal calculations.
  • logL.REIt returns the value of the log-likelihood when the model is fitted using nonparametric random effects.

See Also

SemiParBIVProbit, plot.SemiParBIVProbit, summary.SemiParBIVProbit