cdfquantregFT is a function to fit a cdf quantile regression with a variety of finite tailed distributions. It can account for data that has boundary values.
cdfquantregFT(
formula,
fd = NULL,
sd = NULL,
mu.fo = NULL,
inner = FALSE,
version = "V",
data,
family = NULL,
start = NULL,
ssn = 20,
control = cdfqr.control(...),
...
)An object of class cdfqrFT will be returned. Generic functions such as summary,print and coef can be used to extract output (see summary.cdfqr for more details about the generic functions that can be used).
Class of object is a list with the following output:
A named vector of coefficients.
Raw residuals, the difference between the fitted values and the data.
The fitted values, including full model fitted values, fitted values for the mean component, and fitted values for the dispersion component.
The model root mean squared errors
The root mean squared errors between the logit of the fitted values, and the logit of the response values.
The variance-covariance matrix of the coefficient estimates.
Akaike's Information Criterion and Bayesian Information Criterion.
The deviance for the model.
A formula object, with the dependent variable (DV) on the left of an ~ operator, and predictors on the right. For the part on the right of '~', the specification of the dispersion (sigma; first) and skewness (theta; second) submodels can be separated by '|'. So y ~ X1 | X2 specifies that the DV is y, X1 is the predictor in the dispersion submodel, and X2 is the predictor in the skewness submodel.
A string that specifies the parent distribution. At the moment, only "arcsinh", "cauchit" and "t2" can be used. See details.
A string that specifies the child distribution. At the moment, only "arcsinh", "cauchy" and "t2" can be used. See details.
A formula object to indicate the predictors for the location submodel if the 3-parameter distribution is used, only input as ~ predictors
A logic value that indicates if the inner (inner = TRUE) case or outer (inner = FALSE) will be used. Currently inner case can only be used for 2-parameter distributions.
A string indicates that which version will be used. "V" is the tilt transformation while "W" indicates the Jones Pewsey transformation.
The data in a data.frame format
If `fd` and `sd` are not provided, the name of a member of the family of distributions can be provided (see below) for details of family functions)
The starting values for model fitting. If not provided, default values will be used.
The number of searches on optimal starting values to be performed. If model does not converge, can increase this number.
Control optimization parameters (See cdfqr.control))
Currently ignored.
The cdfquantregFT function fits a quantile regression model with a distributions from the cdf-quantile finite tailed distributions. Here is the list of currently available distributions.
Bimodal Shape Distributions
| Distribution | R input | Alternative Input | Available Version | ArcSinh-ArcSinh |
fd = "arcsinh", sd = "arcsinh" | family = "arcsinh-arcsinh" | "V", "W" | ArcSinh-Cauchy | fd = "arcsinh", sd = "cauchy" |
family = "arcsinh-cauchy" | "V", "W" | Cauchit-ArcSinh | fd = "cauchit", sd = "arcsinh" | family = "cauchit-arcsinh" |
"V", "W" | Cauchit-Cauchy | fd = "cauchit", sd = "cauchy" | family = "cauchit-cauchy" | "V", "W" |
| T2-T2 | fd = "t2", sd = "t2" | family = "t2-cauchy" | "V", "W" |
data(cdfqrExampleData)
fit <- cdfquantregFT(pnurse ~ Ambulance |Ambulance ,
fd = "arcsinh", sd = "arcsinh", inner = FALSE, version = "V", data = yoon)
summary(fit)
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