Hi,
Could anyone provide me some clues of what I'm doing wrong?
I'm trying to estimate an equation with the restriction that my coefficients are all non-negative and sum up to one. After reading several post and the user guide, I still don't get the solution.
I tried:
y = C(1)+(EXP(C(2))/(EXP(C(2))+EXP(C(3))))*x1+ (EXP(C(3))/(EXP(C(2))+EXP(C(3))))*x2
and
y =C(1)+(1/(1+EXP(C(3))))*x1+ (EXP(C(3))/(1+EXP(C(3))))*x2
(here I tried to apply the suggestion of Glenn, http://forums.eviews.com/viewtopic.php? ... aint#p1887 )
However, for both equation I get a this WARNING: Singular covariance - coefficients are not unique
I do want to have a constant in the regression.
To be sure, I added my workfile, where eq1 and eq2 are the estimated equations above respectively
Many thanks in advance, Simon
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Re: Mixed equality and inequality restrictions
You're just having bad luck. Reset the coefficient vector to zero and re-estimate the equation.
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