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EvalEst (version 2024.2-1)

distribution.coefEstEval: Plot distribution of estimates

Description

Plot distribution of estimates.

Usage

# S3 method for coefEstEval
distribution(obj, ...,  Sort=FALSE, bandwidth=0.2,
	graphs.per.page=5)
     # S3 method for rootsEstEval
distribution(obj, ..., mod=TRUE, invert=FALSE, Sort=FALSE,
        bandwidth=0.2, select=NULL)

Value

None

Arguments

obj

an object as returned by EstEval.

Sort

if Sort is true then sort is applied. This helps (a bit) with estimation methods like black.box which may not return parameters of the same length or in the same order.

bandwidth

passed to density or ksmooth.

graphs.per.page

integer indicating number of graphs to place on a page.

...

other objects to be plotted (not working for some methods).

invert

logical indicating if the inverse of roots should be plotted

mod

logical indicating if the modulus of roots should be plotted

select

integer vector indicating roots to be plotted. If select is not NULL then roots are sorted by magnitude and only the indicated roots are plotted. For example, select=c(1,2) will plot only the two largest roots.

Details

ksmooth is applied if available to get a smoothed estimate of the distribution of the estimates. If ksmooth is not available then density is applied if it is available.

See Also

EstEval

Examples

Run this code
data("eg1.DSE.data.diff", package="dse")
model <- estVARXls(TSdata(output=outputData(eg1.DSE.data.diff)), max.lag=2)
# now use this as the true model
z <-  EstEval(model, 
    estimation="estVARXls", estimation.args=list(max.lag=2))
distribution(z) 
tfplot(z)

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