when I calculate the bootstrap standard errors the results are summarized in
a matrix with columns equal to the parameters of the model. In my case I
have a matrix like this:
[,1] [,2] [,3] [,4] [,5]
[,6] [,7] [,8] [,9]
[1,] -2.285122 -2.285122 -2.285122 -2.285122 -2.285122 -2.285122 -2.285122
....
[2,] -2.320864 -2.320864 -2.320864 -2.320864 -2.320864 -2.320864
-2.320864....
[3,] -2.424021 -2.424021 -2.424021 -2.424021 -2.424021 -2.424021
-2.424021....
[4,] -2.424027 -2.424027 -2.424027 -2.424027 -2.424027 -2.424027
-2.424027....
[5,] -2.386161 -2.386161 -2.386161 -2.386161 -2.386161 -2.386161 -2.386161
[6,] -2.470702 -2.470702 -2.470702 -2.470702 -2.470702 -2.470702 -2.470702
[7,] -2.424967 -2.424967 -2.424967 -2.424967 -2.424967 -2.424967 -2.424967
[8,] -2.331261 -2.331261 -2.331261 -2.331261 -2.331261 -2.331261 -2.331261
[9,] -2.415814 -2.415814 -2.415814 -2.415814 -2.415814 -2.415814 -2.415814
[10,] -2.418828 -2.418828 -2.418828 -2.418828 -2.418828 -2.418828
-2.418828....
[11,] -2.328493 -2.328493 -2.328493 -2.328493 -2.328493 -2.328493 -2.328493
[12,] -2.369575 -2.369575 -2.369575 -2.369575 -2.369575 -2.369575 -2.369575
[13,] -2.386355 -2.386355 -2.386355 -2.386355 -2.386355 -2.386355 -2.386355
[14,] -2.417921 -2.417921 -2.417921 -2.417921 -2.417921 -2.417921 -2.417921
[15,] -2.296758 -2.296758 -2.296758 -2.296758 -2.296758 -2.296758 -2.296758
[16,] -2.490558 -2.490558 -2.490558 -2.490558 -2.490558 -2.490558 -2.490558
[17,] -2.483024 -2.483024 -2.483024 -2.483024 -2.483024 -2.483024
-2.483024....
[18,] -2.336290 -2.336290 -2.336290 -2.336290 -2.336290 -2.336290
-2.336290....
[19,] -2.357479 -2.357479 -2.357479 -2.357479 -2.357479 -2.357479
-2.357479....
[20,] -2.391479 -2.391479 -2.391479 -2.391479 -2.391479 -2.391479
-2.391479....
In the pdf file, where I've found the example, the matrix result has the
same equal columns, where the columns are relate to the nine parameters.
If I have to calculate the standard errors of each parameters, in the pdf
there is this:
At the end matrix results contains the bootstrap values of the parameters
and thus bootstrap standard errors can be obtained merely by calculating the
standard errors of the columns.
How can I merely calculate thees standard errors?
The pdf is in the following file:
http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/file/n3315394/example.pdf example.pdf
Thank you very much..
Pippo
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