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Re: st: re: Cumulative Accuracy Profile
From
"Joseph Coveney" <[email protected]>
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Subject
Re: st: re: Cumulative Accuracy Profile
Date
Fri, 4 Feb 2011 12:22:26 +0900
Mika wrote:
. . . I really have no idea how to program in Stata but ill give it a try
nonetheless.
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Take a look at the line of code just beneath the "Begin here" comment in the
illustration below to get an idea of what to do. (The beginning of the
illustration code just creates an artificial dataset to work with. I don't
work in credit risk assessment, and so have no idea whether the fake data values
and parameter choice are realistic or not.)
You can refer to the help file for -nl- for further details on the syntax for
the nonlinear least-squares regression estimation command, as Nick pointed out.
Joseph Coveney
version 11.1
clear *
set more off
set seed `=date("2011-03-03", "YMD")'
set obs 250
generate double x = 100 * runiform()
scalar define k = 0.5
generate double y = (1 - exp(-k * x)) / (1 - exp(-k)) + rnormal()
*
* Begin here
*
nl(y = (1 - exp(-{k} * x)) / (1 - exp(-{k}))), init(k 1) nolog
exit
*
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