Closed bjornerstedt closed 6 years ago
Thanks @bjornerstedt! I'll review soon and make sure this feature is added. Is there a particular reason you want to use HC1. I use HC0 for radiant.model::logistic
Nothing big: I am currently using Stata in my teaching, and it has HC1 as default in robust estimation.
/Jonas
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Thanks @bjornerstedt https://github.com/bjornerstedt! I'll review soon and make sure this feature is added. Is there a particular reason you want to use HC1. I use HC0 for radiant.model::logistic
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I added robust estimation to the github repo using HC1 (incl. coefficient confidence intervals for Summary and Coefficient plot). Initial testing looks good but would appreciate your reaction. Install using:
devtools::install_github("radiant-rstats/radiant.data")
devtools::install_github("radiant-rstats/radiant.basics")
devtools::install_github("radiant-rstats/radiant.model")
You can get the latest version of radiant.model with the "robust" option for linear and logistic regression by using radiant::update_radiant()
. Like I said, initial testing looks good but would appreciate your reaction
@bjornerstedt I'll close this now. If you have any issues with the current implementation please do let me know.
Robust standard errors in OLS are important in econometrics, even at the introductory level. Here is a basic implementation for radiant.model::regress.
/Jonas