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Library: metrics
See also: redun makedesign

Quantlet: dpls
Description: calculates latent variables, weights, loadings and path coefficients with dynamic partial least squares algorithm

Reference(s):

Usage: {wg,b,sk,sdv,skl,slv,lk,iter} = dpls(w,d,dy,dl,y,lag,precis)
Input:
w l x k matrix, start weights
d k x k matrix, inner unlagged designs (0 or 1), no diagonal values are allowed
dy l x k matrix, outer designs (0 or 1) rows are counting manifest variables
dl k x k matrix, inner lagged designs (0 or 1), the diagonal elements are showing autoregression
y n x l matrix, manifest variables (indicators)
lag scalar, lag order
precis scalar, cancelling criterion
Output:
wg l x k matrix, weights
b l x k matrix, loadings
sk k x k matrix, path coefficients
sdv k x k matrix, standard deviations of path coefficients
skl k x k matrix, lagged path coefficients with the same dimension as d and ordered like designed
slv k x k matrix, the standard deviations of the path coefficients
lk n x k matrix, latent variables
iter scalar, the number of iterations used

Example:
randomize(13409)
library("metrics")
b1=0.3
c1=0.6
s=500
n1=normal(s+1)
n1lag=n1[1:s,]
n1=n1[2:rows(n1),] ;innermodel
n2=b1*n1+c1*n1lag+normal(rows(n1))/5
n=n1~n2
nn=n./sqrt(var(n)) ;loadingsmatrix
p=(1|2|3|4|0|0|0)~(0|0|0|0|5|6|7)
y=nn*p'+normal(rows(n),rows(p))/8
d=(0|1)~(0|0)
dl=(0|1)~(0|0)
w=(1|1|1|1|0|0|0)~(0|0|0|0|1|1|1)
myfit=dpls(w,d,w,dl,y,1,3)
myfit.wg
myfit.b
myfit.sk
myfit.skl
myfit.iter

Result:
Contents of wg
[1,]  0.032821        0
[2,]  0.066113        0
[3,]  0.099959        0
[4,]  0.13301        0
[5,]        0  0.045413
[6,]        0  0.054268
[7,]        0  0.063904

Contents of b
[1,]   0.9967        0
[2,]   2.0131        0
[3,]    3.005        0
[4,]   4.0134        0
[5,]        0   5.0093
[6,]        0   5.9997
[7,]        0   6.9937

Contents of sk
[1,]        0        0
[2,]    0.423        0

Contents of skl
[1,]        0        0
[2,]    0.856        0

Contents of iter
[1,]        2



Author: F. Geppert, H. G. Strohe, A. Werwartz 20020311
(C) MD*TECH Method and Data Technologies, 05.02.2006