Verifying the solution from a nonlinear solver: a case study - reply

Article Abstract:

This report is a reply to the report given in the 2004 issue of the AER, an economic report. This is concerned with the replication experiments concerned with Hessians on which a few points argued upon are explained.

Economic research

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Verifying the solution from a nonlinear solver: a case study-reply

Article Abstract:

A four-part methodology for verifying the solution from a nonlinear solver that is to check the gradient, examine the trace, analyze the Hessian, and profile the likelihood is presented.

Economics, Chaos theory, Economic theory

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Verifying the solution from a nonlinear solver: a case study

Article Abstract:

A case study to examine the solution produced by computer software for nonlinear estimation problems is presented.

Prepackaged software, Computer Software, Software Publishers, Analysis, Usage, Software, Software quality, Equipment management software

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