currently, i wrote a program utilizing the cmlmt library to estimate an interest rate model (the CKLS model), but the result that GAUSS gave is really unreasonable. Result reads as follows:
********************************************************************************
return code = 0
normal convergence
Log-likelihood 9966.54
Number of cases 2058
Covariance of the parameters computed by the following method:
ML covariance matrix
Parameters Estimates Std. err. Est./s.e. Prob. Gradient
---------------------------------------------------------------------
params[1,1] 0.0003 0.0071 0.045 0.9645 0.1369
params[2,1] 43.3941 974.7281 0.045 0.9645 0.0000
params[3,1] 50.0000 . . 0.0000 0.1226
params[4,1] 1.9391 0.0041 477.249 0.0000 -0.0008
Correlation matrix of the parameters
1 -0.99987408 . -0.00080509574
-0.99987408 1 . 0.00065732412
. . . .
-0.0008050958 0.00065732417 . 1
Wald Confidence Limits
0.95 confidence limits
Parameters Estimates Lower Limit Upper Limit Gradient
----------------------------------------------------------------------
params[1,1] 0.0003 -0.0135 0.0142 0.1369
params[2,1] 43.3941 -1868.1644 1954.9525 0.0000
params[3,1] 50.0000 . . 0.1226
params[4,1] 1.9391 1.9311 1.9471 -0.0008
Number of iterations 1000
Minutes to convergence 0.21132
79636975.79535 576.89366 0.00548 20464.99581
576.89366 0.00418 0.00000 0.14808
0.00548 0.00000 1.65375 -314.76628
20464.99581 0.14808 -314.76628 60579.31980
********************************************************************************
then i reviewed my program, no mistake regarding the loglikelihood function was found after checking many times. and, the gradCheck from GAUSS said the gradient and hessian part of the code is right. so, i dont know where the problem might located at.
1 Answer
0
Post your command file and I'll look at it. Or better yet, put your command and data files into a compressed .zip file and attached it here and I'll be able to look at it in detail.
Your Answer
1 Answer
Post your command file and I'll look at it. Or better yet, put your command and data files into a compressed .zip file and attached it here and I'll be able to look at it in detail.