[R] Help with a simple subroutine
Andrew Simmons
@kw@|mmo @end|ng |rom gm@||@com
Fri Sep 9 10:57:50 CEST 2022
I think you must've written your formula incorrectly. t can be simplified
like this:
t
gamma/sgamma
gamma/sqrt(vgamma)
gamma/sqrt(gamma^2 * v[2, 2])
gamma/sqrt(gamma^2)/sqrt(v[2, 2])
gamma/gamma /sqrt(v[2, 2])
rep(1, length(gamma)) /sqrt(v[2, 2])
so I'm not surprised that both values of t are equal.
On Fri., Sep. 9, 2022, 04:46 Steven T. Yen, <styen using ntu.edu.tw> wrote:
> Can someone help me with this simple replicable subroutine?
> I am expecting the line t<-gamma/sgamma to produce two different
> values. But I confirm that it is doing
> tt<-gamma[1]/sgamma[1]
> Thanks.
>
> > b<-v$est[j]; b
> log.gamma1 log.gamma2
> -1.82378 -1.11313
> > v<-v$stat$vb[j,j]; v
> log.gamma1 log.gamma2
> log.gamma1 0.0842252 0.0138778
> log.gamma2 0.0138778 0.0793592
> > delta <- function(b,v){
> + # ***********************************************
> + # Delta method for exponential transformation
> + # ***********************************************
> + df<-5140; #df<-nrow(mydata)
> + gamma<-exp(b)
> + vgamma<-gamma^2*v[2,2]
> + sgamma<-sqrt(vgamma)
> + t<-gamma/sgamma
> + tt<-gamma[1]/sgamma[1]
> + p<-2*(1-pt(abs(t),df))
> + list(gamma=gamma,sgamma=sgamma,b=b,t=t,p=p,tt=tt)
> + }
> > options(digits=6)
> > delta(b,v)$b
> log.gamma1 log.gamma2
> -1.82378 -1.11313
> > delta(b,v)$gamma
> log.gamma1 log.gamma2
> 0.161414 0.328529
> > delta(b,v)$sgamma
> log.gamma1 log.gamma2
> 0.0454716 0.0925490
> > delta(b,v)$t
> log.gamma1 log.gamma2
> 3.54978 3.54978
> > delta(b,v)$tt
> log.gamma1
> 3.54978
> > delta(b,v)$p
> log.gamma1 log.gamma2
> 0.000389002 0.000389002
>
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