Hi,
sure, maxNR uses 'iterlim' (or was it 'maxIter'?) where you can specify
the max # of iterations. The default was 100 iterations, AFAIK.
There was a bug in one of the previous versions which lead to infinite
loops of constrained maximization. Do you use constrained or
unconstrained?
and yes
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> So S <-B(resMaxlik)*M(resMaxlik)*B(resMaxlik) directly. It's ok.
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> But I call sandwich function like this :
> sandwich(resMaxlik,meat.=M,bread.=B)
> It returns a error message : "Erreur dans UseMethod("estfun") :
> pas de méthode pour 'e
Hi Mark,
why do you need that? If your task is to estimate how much your y changes
if x change, why not use simple OLS? (Well, right, you should be able to
use sampleSelection as well).
It shouldn't probably be hard to compute it -- it is just OLS marginal
effect + som kind of derivative of Inve
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