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Overview

tobit1 is an R package which fits and tests models for which the response is truncated.

Estimators

A large amount of estimating methods are provided:

  • maximum likelihood estimator,
  • two-steps estimator,
  • symetrically trimmed estimator,
  • non-linear least square estimator.

The estimation can be performed either on the censored or the truncated sample.

Full fonctionalities are provided for the most popular case where the response is zero-truncated response. Some estimators are also provided for responses where the left truncation point is not 0, where the response is right truncated and also for two-limits response.

Specification tests

Specification tests are of particular interest for tobit models as the consistency of most estimators relies on the hypothesis of homoscedasticity and normality. tobit1 provide an haustest for the Hausman (1978) test and, for conditional moment tests, the cmtest can be used as it provides specific methods for tobit1 objects.

Endogeneity

The endogeneity test of Smith and Blundell (1986) is provided as the smbltest function. The estimation of simultaneous-equation Tobit models can be performed using either a two-steps estimator or maximum likelihood using the ivtobit function.

Installation

tobit1 is not currently available on CRAN. Use:

remotes::install_github("ycroissant/tobit1", build_vignettes = TRUE)

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Install

install.packages('tobit1')

Monthly Downloads

11

Version

0.1-3

License

GPL (>= 2)

Maintainer

Yves Croissant

Last Published

February 1st, 2022

Functions in tobit1 (0.1-3)

charitable

Charitable giving
feesadm

Fees and admission
tobit1

Truncated response model
tradeprotection

Lobying and Trade Protection
smbltest

Smith and Blundell Test
ivtobit

Simultaneous-equation tobit model
broom

broom's methods
prediction_margins

prediction methods
reexports

Objects exported from other packages
haustest

Hausman test
moffitt

Moffitt data set