mvnrstd - Evaluate standard errors for multivariate normal regression model

Syntax

[StdParameters, StdCovariance] = mvnrstd(Data, Design, Covariance, 
CovarFormat)

Arguments

Data

NUMSAMPLES-by-NUMSERIES matrix with NUMSAMPLES samples of a NUMSERIES-dimensional random vector. If a data sample has missing values, represented as NaNs, the sample is ignored. (Use ecmmvnrmle to handle missing data.)

Design

A matrix or a cell array that handles two model structures:

  • If NUMSERIES = 1, Design is a NUMSAMPLES-by-NUMPARAMS matrix with known values. This structure is the standard form for regression on a single series.

  • If NUMSERIES 1, Design is a cell array. The cell array contains either one or NUMSAMPLES cells. Each cell contains a NUMSERIES-by-NUMPARAMS matrix of known values.

    If Design has a single cell, it is assumed to have the same Design matrix for each sample. If Design has more than one cell, each cell contains a Design matrix for each sample.

Covariance

NUMSERIES-by-NUMSERIES matrix of estimates for the covariance of the regression residuals.

CovarFormat

(Optional) String that specifies the format for the covariance matrix. The choices are:

  • 'full' - Default method. The covariance matrix is a full matrix.

  • 'diagonal' - The covariance matrix is a diagonal matrix.

Description

[StdParameters, StdCovariance] = mvnrstd(Data, Design, Covariance, CovarFormat) evaluates standard errors for a multivariate normal regression model without missing data. The model has the form

for samples k = 1, ... , NUMSAMPLES.

mvnrstd computes two outputs:

Notes

You can configure Design as a matrix if NUMSERIES = 1 or as a cell array if NUMSERIES  1.

Examples

See Multivariate Normal Regression, Least-Squares Regression, Covariance-Weighted Least Squares, Feasible Generalized Least Squares, and Seemingly Unrelated Regression.

References

Roderick J. A. Little and Donald B. Rubin, Statistical Analysis with Missing Data, 2nd ed., John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2002.

See Also

ecmmvnrmle, ecmmvnrstd , mvnrmle

  


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