to.logLik {HAC}

log-likelihood

Description

to.logLik returns either the log-likehood function depending on a vector theta for a given sample X or the value of the log-likelihood, if eval = TRUE.

Usage

to.logLik(X, hac, eval = FALSE, margins = NULL, sum.log = TRUE, 
na.rm = FALSE, ...)

Arguments

X

a data matrix. The number of columns and the corresponding names have to coincide with the specifications of the copula model hac. The sample X has to contain at least 2 rows (observations), as the values of the underlying density cannot be computed otherwise.

hac

an object of the class hac.

eval

boolean. If eval = FALSE, the non-evaluated log-likelihood function depending on a parameter vector theta is returned and one default argument, the density, is returned. The values of theta are increasingly ordered.

margins

specifies the margins. The data matrix X is assumed to contain the values of the marginal distributions by default, i.e. margins = NULL. If raw data are used, the margins can be determined nonparametrically, "edf", or in parametric way, e.g. "norm". See estimate.copula for a detailed explanation.

sum.log

boolean. If sum.log = FALSE, the values of the individual log-likelihood contributions are returned.

na.rm

boolean. If na.rm = TRUE, missing values, NA, contained in X are removed.

...

arguments to be passed to na.omit.

See Also

dHAC

Examples

# construct a hac-model
tree = list(list("X1", "X5", 3), list("X2", "X3", "X4", 4), 2)
model = hac(type = 1, tree = tree)

# sample from copula model
sample = rHAC(1000, model)

# check the accurancy of the estimation procedure
ll = to.logLik(sample, model)
ll.value = to.logLik(sample, model, eval = TRUE)

ll(c(2, 3, 4)) == ll.value # [1] TRUE