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summary.crq.Rd
\name{summary.crq}
\alias{summary.crqs}
\alias{summary.crq}
\alias{print.summary.crq}
\alias{print.summary.crqs}
\alias{plot.summary.crqs}
\title{
Summary methods for Censored Quantile Regression
}
\description{
Returns a summary object for a censored quantile regression fit. A null value
will be returned if printing is invoked.
}
\usage{
\method{summary}{crq}(object, taus = 1:4/5, alpha = .05, se="boot", covariance=TRUE, ...)
\method{print}{summary.crq}(x, digits = max(5, .Options$digits - 2), ...)
\method{print}{summary.crqs}(x, ...)
\method{plot}{summary.crqs}(x, nrow = 3, ncol = 3, CoxPHit = NULL, ...)
}
\arguments{
\item{object}{
An object of class \code{"crq"} produced by a call to \code{crq()}.
}
\item{x}{
An object of class \code{"crq"} produced by a call to \code{crq()}.
}
\item{se}{
specifies the method used to compute standard standard errors. but
the only available method (so far) is "boot". Further arguments to
\code{\link{boot.crq}} and \code{\link{boot.rq}} can be passed with
the \dots argument.
}
\item{covariance}{
logical flag to indicate whether the full covariance matrix of the
estimated parameters should be returned.
}
\item{nrow}{Number of rows of the plot layout.}
\item{ncol}{Number of columns of the plot layout.}
\item{taus}{Quantiles to be summarized.}
\item{alpha}{Confidence level for summary intervals.}
\item{digits}{Number of digits to be printed in summary display.}
\item{CoxPHit}{An object of class coxph produced by \code{coxph}.}
\item{...}{
Optional arguments to summary, e.g. to specify bootstrap methods
sample sizes, etc. see \code{\link{boot.rq}} and \code{\link{boot.crq}}
}
}
\value{
For method "FP" an object of class \code{summary.crqFP} is returned
with the following components:
\item{coefficients}{
a p by 4 matrix consisting of the coefficients, their estimated standard
errors, their t-statistics, and their associated p-values.
}
\item{cov}{
the estimated covariance matrix for the coefficients in the model,
provided that \code{cov=TRUE} in the called sequence.
}
\item{rdf}{
the residual degrees of freedom
}
\item{tau}{
the quantile estimated
}
\item{cov}{
the estimated covariance matrix for the coefficients in the model,
provided that \code{cov=TRUE} in the called sequence.
}
For method "PH" an object of class \code{summary.crq} is returned
with the following components:
\item{coefficients}{
a list of p by 6 matrix consisting of the coefficients, upper and lower bounds
for a (1-alpha) level confidence interval, their estimated standard
errors, their t-statistics, and their associated p-values, one component for each
element of the specified \code{taus} vector.
}
}
\details{
For the Fitzenberger-Powell method the resampling strategy used by the
\code{se = "boot"} method is based on the Bilias, Chen and Ying (2000)
proposal. For the Portnoy and Peng-Huang methods the bootstrapping is based on
resampling xy pairs using either conventional multinomial resampling or using
exponential weighting as in Bose and Chatterjee (2003). Note that the default
number of replications is set at \eqn{R = 100} a value that is obviously too small for
most applications. This is done merely to speed up the examples in the
documentation and facilitate testing. Larger, more appropriate values of \eqn{R}
can be passed to the bootstrapping functions via the \code{\ldots} argument
of the \code{summary} method.
}
\references{
Bose, A. and S. Chatterjee, (2003) Generalized bootstrap for estimators
of minimizers of convex functions, \emph{J. Stat. Planning and Inf}, 117,
225-239.
Bilias, Y. Chen, S. and Z. Ying, (2000) Simple resampling methods for censored
quantile regression, J. of Econometrics, 99, 373-386.
}
\seealso{
\code{\link{crq}}, \code{\link{QTECox}}
}
\keyword{regression}