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quantreg (version 4.77)

boot.crq: Bootstrapping Censored Quantile Regression

Description

Functions used to estimated standard errors, confidence intervals and tests of hypotheses for censored quantile regression models using the Portnoy and Peng-Huang methods.

Usage

boot.crq(x, y, c, taus, method, R = 100, mboot, bmethod = "Bose", ...)

Arguments

x
The regression design matrix
y
The regression response vector
c
The censoring indicator
taus
The quantiles of interest
method
The fitting method: either "P" for Portnoy or "PH" for Peng and Huang.
R
The number of bootstrap replications
bmethod
The method to be employed. There are (as yet) two options: method = "xy-pair" uses the xy-pair method, that is the usual multinomial resampling of xy-pairs, while method = "Bose" uses the Bose and Chatterjee (2003) weighted resampling method with e
mboot
optional argument for the bootstrap method "xy-pair" that permits subsampling (m out of n) bootstrap. Obviously mboot should be substantially larger than the column dimension of x, and should be less than the sample size.
...
Optional further arguments to control bootstrapping

Value

  • A matrix of dimension R by p is returned with the R resampled estimates of the vector of quantile regression parameters. When mofn < n for the "xy" method this matrix has been deflated by the fact sqrt(m/n)

Details

There are several refinements that are still unimplemented. Percentile methods should be incorporated, and extensions of the methods to be used in anova.rq should be made. Note that bootstrapping for the Powell method "FP" is done via boot.rq.

References

Bose, A. and S. Chatterjee, (2003) Generalized bootstrap for estimators of minimizers of convex functions, J. Stat. Planning and Inf, 117, 225-239.

See Also

summary.crq