Weighted regression in REML
Can I please request that in general people **not** use this list to
post links to material that is (presumably) violating the
authors'/publisher's wishes? (A screenshot of a particular equation
would seem to constitute "fair use" ...)
FWIW your statement sounds correct to me -- in the Bates et al.
JSS/lmer paper (available via vignette("lmer", package="lme4")), the
development of the estimation procedure mostly leaves the weights out
for simplicity, but says:
"To allow for case weights, we save the products X^? W X, X^? W y, Z^? W
X, Z^? W y and Z^? W Z (see Table 6)."
W is the weight matrix, so this is equivalent to multiplying X, y, Z
by W^(1/2) ...
cheers
Ben Bolker
On 2018-10-16 05:16 PM, Nik Tuzov wrote:
Hello: I'm reading the book of Searle: http://www.leg.ufpr.br/~eder/Variance%20Components.pdf I think that equation 53 on p 276 suggests that if one wants to use weights in REML, the solution is very similar to that in OLS: multiply X, Z, and Y by the square root of the weight matrixand proceed as in unweighted case. Am I right or there is more that needs to be done? Regards,Nik [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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