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run.analysis

Run Analysis for Panel Data


Description

Provides a run analysis within each panel. Calculates number of runs per panel and returns start time, end time, and the length of each run.

Usage

run.analysis(object)

Arguments

object

an object of class "panelAR".

Value

The output of the function is an object of class "panelAR.runs".

run.count

a named vector indicating the number of runs per panel.

runs

a data frame, with each row corresponding to a run in the data. Panels with multiple runs appear in multiple rows. The data frame contains the start time of the run, the end time of the run, and the length of the run.

rho

autocorrelation parameters. Scalar if "ar1" option was used, vector of length N_p (number of panels) if "psar1" option was used, and NULL if "none" option was used.

Author(s)

Konstantin Kashin kkashin@fas.harvard.edu

See Also

The function panelAR.

Examples

data(WhittenWilliams)
# expect warning urging to use 'complete.case=FALSE'
out <- panelAR(milex_gdp~lag_milex_gdp+GOV_rl+gthreat+GOV_min+GOV_npty+election_yr+
lag_real_GDP_gr+cinclag+lag_alliance+lag_cinc_ratio+lag_us_change_milex_gdp, 
data=WhittenWilliams, panelVar="ccode", timeVar="year", autoCorr="psar1", 
panelCorrMethod="pcse", complete.case=TRUE)

run.analysis(out) # overview
run.analysis(out)$runs # details of each run

panelAR

Estimation of Linear AR(1) Panel Data Models with Cross-Sectional Heteroskedasticity and/or Correlation

v0.1
GPL (>= 2)
Authors
Konstantin Kashin <kkashin@fas.harvard.edu>
Initial release
2014-02-27

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