Produces an estimate of the covariance matrix of the parameter
   estimates in a model fitted by hmm.discnp.  Uses a method
   based on simulation (or “parametric bootstrapping”).
scovmat(object, expForm=TRUE, seed = NULL, nsim=100, verbose = TRUE)A (positive definite) matrix which is an estimate of the
   covariance of the parameter estimates from the fitted model
   specified by object.  It has row and column labels
   which indicate the parameters to which its entries pertain,
   in a reasonably perspicuous manner.
This matrix has an attribute seed (the random number
   generation seed that was used) so that the calculations can
   be reproduced.
An object of class hmm.discnp as returned by hmm().
Logical scalar.  Should the covariance matrix produced
  be that of the estimates of the parameters expressed in
  “exponential” (or “smooth” or “logistic”)
  form?  If expForm=FALSE then the parameter estimates
  considered are “raw” probabilities, with redundancies
  (last column of tpm; last row of Rho) removed.
Integer scalar serving as a seed for the random number generator.
  If left NULL the seed itself is chosen randomly from the
  set of integers between 1 and \(10^5\).
A positive integer. The number of simulations upon which the covariance matrix estimate will be based.
Logical scalar; if TRUE, iteration counts will be
  printed out during each of the simulation and model-fitting
  stages.
Rolf Turner
  r.turner@auckland.ac.nz
This function is currently applicable only to models fitted to
  univariate data.  If there are predictors in the model,
  then only the exponential form of the parameters may be used,
  i.e. expForm must be TRUE.
squantCI() link{rhmm}() link{hmm)}()
if (FALSE) {
y   <- list(lindLandFlows$deciles,ftLiardFlows$deciles)
fit <- hmm(y,K=3)
ccc <- scovmat(fit,nsim=100)
}
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