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Whereas the current R code does everything separately across at specifications. We could simply return the Jacobian for each at, rbind() them together, and then sandwich the result to get a full variance-covariance matrix in the style of Stata's return value. This could be returned by vcov() but will require some generalization and possibly rewriting of summary().
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This is currently possible in Stata but not R:
The reason is that Stata produces a single Jacobian across all
at
values:Whereas the current R code does everything separately across
at
specifications. We could simply return the Jacobian for eachat
,rbind()
them together, and then sandwich the result to get a full variance-covariance matrix in the style of Stata's return value. This could be returned byvcov()
but will require some generalization and possibly rewriting ofsummary()
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: