问题
I am currently trying to write my first loop for lagged regressions on 30 variables. Variables are labeled as rx1, rx2.... rx3, and the data frame is called my_num_data.
I have created a loop that looks like this:
z <- zoo(my_num_data)
for (i in 1:30)
{dyn$lm(my_num_data$rx[i] ~ lag(my_num_data$rx[i], 1)
+ lag(my_num_data$rx[i], 2))
}
But I received an error message:
Error in model.frame.default(formula = dyn(my_num_data$rx[i] ~ lag(my_num_data$rx[i], : invalid type (NULL) for variable 'my_num_data$rx[i]'
Can anyone tell me what the problem is with the loop?
Thanks!
回答1:
First problem, I'm pretty sure the function you're looking for is dynlm()
, without the $
character. Second, using $rx[i]
doesn't concatenate rx
and the contents of i
, it selects the (single) element in $rx
with index i
. Try this... edited I don't have your data, so I can't test it on my machine:
results <- list()
for (i in 1:30) {
results[[i]] <- dynlm(my_num_data[,i] ~ lag(my_num_data[,i], 1)
+ lag(my_num_data[,i], 2))
}
and then list element results[[1]]
will be the results from the first regresssion, and so on.
Note that this assumes your my_num_data
data.frame ONLY consists of columns rx1
, rx2
, etc.
回答2:
This produces a list, L
, whose ith component has the name of the ith column of z
and whose content is the regression of the ith column of z
on its first two lags. Lag
is same as lag
except for a reversal of argument k's sign.
library(dyn)
z <- zoo(anscombe) # test input using builtin data.frame anscombe
Lag <- function(x, k) lag(x, -k)
L <- lapply(as.list(z), function(x) dyn$lm(x ~ Lag(x, 1:2)))
回答3:
I am not super familiar with R, but it appears you are trying to increase the index of rx. Is rx a vector with values at different indices? If not the solution my be to concatenate a string
for (i in 1:30){
varName <-- "rx"+i
dyn$lm(my_num_data$rx[i] ~ lag(my_num_data$rx[i], 1)
+ lag(my_num_data$varName, 2))
}
Again, I may be way off here, as this if my first post and R is still pretty new to me.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44399910/write-a-loop-for-my-function-in-r