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st: gmm moment program with multiple moments and no independent vars
From
Reinhard Schiel <[email protected]>
To
"[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Subject
st: gmm moment program with multiple moments and no independent vars
Date
Sat, 29 Jun 2013 17:43:49 +0200
HI Everyone
I am having trouble executing the gmm command.
In particular I have 62 moments (and a total of 16 parameters) which
requires evaluation.
As the gmm command has a limit of 800 for dyadic operators (+,-,*,/) l
require a moment program to evaluate the moment conditions.
However the moment conditions do not contain any dependent variables.
For example the moment conditions all take some form of:
y-{b1}-{b1}*{b2}-(1-{b3})
where there are no x variables in the moment.
My first draft for the first 6 moment equations (just to try something
simple before moving on to something harder with the total 62 moments)
was:
capture program drop mygmm
program mygmm
version 12
syntax varlist if=20
quietly replace `varlist'=3D ///
(y1-{b1}-{b1}*(1-{b2})*{p1}) ///
(y2-(1-{b1})-(1-{b1})*(1-{b2})*{p1}) ///
(y3-{b1}*{b2}) ///
(y4-{b1}*(1-{b2})*(1-{p1})) ///
(y5-(1-{b1})*{b2}) ///
(y6-(1-{b1})*(1-{b2})*(1-{p1}))
end
With the following line code for the gmm command:
gmm mygmm , neq(6) nparameters(3) winitial(identity)
Yet stata reports the following error message:
error calling mygmm at initial values
options not allowed
Employing just the plain gmm command without any moment program for the
above mentioned 6 moments works perfectly and yields great results.
i.e gmm (y1-{b1}-{b1}*(1-{b2})*{p1})
(y2-(1-{b1})-(1-{b1})*(1-{b2})*{p1})
(y3-{b1}*{b2})(y4-{b1}*(1-{b2})*(1{p1})) (y5-(1-{b1})*{b2})
(y6-(1-{b1})*(1-{b2})*(1-{p1})), winitial(identity)
How do a execute a gmm moment program with multiple moment condition
when I do not have any independent variables?
Thanks
Hardy
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