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random_regime
generates random regime parameters.
random_regime(p, meanscale, sigmascale, restricted = FALSE,
constraints = NULL, m, forcestat = FALSE)
a positive integer specifying the autoregressive order of the model.
a real valued vector of length two specifying the mean (the first element) and standard deviation (the second element)
of the normal distribution from which the c(mean(data), sd(data))
.
Note that the genetic algorithm optimizes with mean-parametrization even when parametrization=="intercept"
, but
input (in initpop
) and output (return value) parameter vectors may be intercept-parametrized.
a positive real number specifying the standard deviation of the (zero mean, positive only by taking absolute value)
normal distribution from which the component variance parameters are generated in the random mutations in the genetic algorithm.
Default is var(stats::ar(data, order.max=10)$resid, na.rm=TRUE)
.
a logical argument stating whether the AR coefficients
specifies linear constraints applied to the autoregressive parameters.
a list of size
a size
Symbol p
for all regimes.
Ignore or set to NULL
if applying linear constraints is not desired.
which regime? This is required for models with constraints for which a list of possibly differing constraint matrices is provided.
use the algorithm by Monahan (1984) to force stationarity on the AR parameters (slower)? Not supported for constrained models.
Not supported!
Replace the vectors
If forcestat==TRUE
, then the AR coefficients are relatively large, otherwise they are usually relatively small.
Monahan J.F. 1984. A Note on Enforcing Stationarity in Autoregressive-Moving Average Models. Biometrica 71, 403-404.