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bilinear and non linear

1 message · Pfaff, Bernhard

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Hello Dario,

well, it should be possible to estimate a bilinear model by employing nls()
or optim().
Almost any, have a look at the contributed packages "tseries" and "ts". You
can as well set up your own likelihood function and solve numerically (see
above). There are/should be no limitations.
by googling on "bilenear models", I found the following link, which mentions
"XploRe" of Prof. H??rdle:

http://www.quantlet.com/mdstat/scripts/xlg/html/xlghtmlnode53.html
http://www.xplore-stat.de/index_js.html


HTH,
Bernhard
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