How do I write a driver program?
If I go to the non linear regression menu I find a option that is called
- user supplied function. Is this a way of defining specific non linear
functions?
Rune
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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Nick Cox
Sent: 24. februar 2005 14:07
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Subject: st: RE: RE: RE: non linear regression
You need to write your own driver program
for -nl-.
-sin()- and -cos()- are built-in functions.
Nick
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Rune Logstein
> I have found the family of -nl- commands but I did not found
> any option
> for formulating sin cos functions
David Harrison
> Try the help/manual for -nl-
Rune Logstein
> In my econometric project I intend to estimate a model with
> nonlinearities. The model could be:
>
> lnC = A+a*sin(b*x)+B*cos(d*x) +k*lnE+g*lnS,
>
> where A, a, b, B, d, k and g are parameters to be estimated.
> C and x, E
> and S are variables. (the meaning of the sign " * ", means d
> multiplied
> by x).
>
> The interesting thing with this model is the nonlinear trigonometric
> part of the model. Does anyone know how to formulate/programme such a
> nonlinear function in stata?
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