El 17/12/16 a las 20:19, Allin Cottrell escribió:
Any duration model experts out there?
I'm trying to get started with implementing Liu and Hong's omnibus
specification test for duration models with censoring -- see
http://ajbuckeconbikesail.net/Seminars/Spring_08/Duration_Chapter1.pdf
-- but I've got stuck on what seems like it should be an elementary
point.
The relevant pages of the article are 6-10. Here's my problem: their
empirical survivor function (p. 10) involves counting cases where
V_i(\theta) and C_i(\theta), for observations i, are greater than
duration value t. But V_i and C_i are (if I'm reading the paper right)
CDF values and therefore limited to [0,1], while the duration t is
said on page 6 to be distributed on [0, \infty). So I don't see how
these two terms can be meaningfully compared.
I guess I'm missing some implicit mapping/transformation (maybe of t
onto [0,1]?). Can anyone help?
Allin
I am not an expert in duration models but have two people here who are.
Talking with one of them he says "I understand it's typical survival
notation and procedures for what could do well to look at the "survival"
library in R, because what you want to estimate are things that I
believe are there".
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Ignacio Díaz-Emparanza
Departamento de Economía Aplicada III (Econometría y Estadística)
Universidad del País Vasco - Euskalherriko Unibertsitatea, UPV/EHU
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