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Add 30 new econometrics modules for v0.6: GLM, discrete choice, count data, survival, panel extensions, system estimation, and more
Round 1 (14 modules): - GLM framework with 6 families and 8 link functions - Logit/probit/cloglog binary choice models with marginal effects - Multinomial logit, ordered logit/probit, conditional logit - Poisson, negative binomial, PPML (gravity model estimator) - Zero-inflated (ZIP/ZINB) and hurdle models - LIML, JIVE, LASSO-IV advanced instrumental variables - Cox PH, Kaplan-Meier, parametric survival, log-rank test - Local polynomial regression (lpoly) and kernel density (kdensity) - VAR, Granger causality, IRF, structural break, CUSUM tests - Randomization, balance check, attrition analysis, optimal design - MICE multiple imputation with Rubin's rules - Mendelian randomization (IVW, MR-Egger, weighted median) - Multi-cutoff RD (rdmc) and geographic RD (rdms) - Continuous treatment DID (Callaway et al. 2024) Round 2 (8 modules): - Interactive fixed effects (Bai 2009) - Panel unit root tests (IPS, LLC, Fisher, Hadri) - Cointegration (Engle-Granger, Johansen trace/max-eigenvalue) - Fractional response (Papke-Wooldridge) and beta regression - Bivariate probit and endogenous treatment effects - Distributional treatment effects (IPW/DR) - BLP demand estimation (structural IO) Round 3 (8 modules): - Truncated regression (MLE) - SUR (Zellner 1962) and 3SLS system estimation - Panel logit/probit (FE conditional, RE with quadrature, CRE Mundlak) - Panel FGLS with heteroskedasticity and AR(1) correction - Mixed effects / multilevel models (random intercept, REML/ML) - Stochastic frontier analysis (half-normal, exponential, truncated-normal) - General GMM framework (one-step, two-step, iterative, CUE) Total: 375 public API functions, 844 tests passing, 80,892 lines of code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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src/statspai/__init__.py

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# Continuous Treatment DID
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from .did import continuous_did
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# === NEW v0.6 Round 2 ===
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# Interactive Fixed Effects
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from .panel.interactive_fe import interactive_fe
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# Panel Unit Root Tests
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from .panel.unit_root import panel_unitroot, PanelUnitRootResult
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# Cointegration
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from .timeseries import engle_granger, johansen, CointegrationResult
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# Fractional Response & Beta Regression
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from .regression.fracreg import fracreg, betareg
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# Sample Selection Models
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from .regression.selection import biprobit, etregress
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# Distributional Treatment Effects
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from .qte import distributional_te, DTEResult
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# Structural Estimation (BLP)
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from .structural import blp, BLPResult
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# === NEW v0.6 Round 3 ===
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# Truncated Regression
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from .regression.truncreg import truncreg
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# SUR & 3SLS
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from .regression.sur import sureg, SURResult, three_sls
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# Panel Binary (Logit/Probit FE/RE)
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from .panel.panel_binary import panel_logit, panel_probit
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# Panel FGLS
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from .panel.panel_fgls import panel_fgls
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# Interactive Fixed Effects
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# (already imported in round 2)
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# Mixed Effects / Multilevel
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from .multilevel import mixed, MixedResult
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# Stochastic Frontier
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from .frontier import frontier, FrontierResult
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# General GMM
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from .gmm import gmm
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__all__ = [
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# Core
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"EconometricResults",
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"rdmc", "rdms", "RDMultiResult",
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# Continuous DID
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"continuous_did",
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# === v0.6 Round 2 ===
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"interactive_fe",
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"panel_unitroot", "PanelUnitRootResult",
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"engle_granger", "johansen", "CointegrationResult",
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"fracreg", "betareg",
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"biprobit", "etregress",
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"distributional_te", "DTEResult",
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# Structural Estimation
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"blp", "BLPResult",
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# === v0.6 Round 3 ===
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"truncreg",
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"sureg", "SURResult", "three_sls",
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"panel_logit", "panel_probit",
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"panel_fgls",
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"mixed", "MixedResult",
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"frontier", "FrontierResult",
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"gmm",
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]

src/statspai/frontier/__init__.py

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"""Stochastic frontier analysis."""
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from .sfa import frontier, FrontierResult
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__all__ = ["frontier", "FrontierResult"]

src/statspai/frontier/sfa.py

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"""
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Stochastic Frontier Analysis (SFA).
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Estimates production/cost frontiers with composed error:
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y_i = x_i'β + v_i - u_i (production)
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y_i = x_i'β + v_i + u_i (cost)
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where v_i ~ N(0, σ_v²) is noise and u_i ≥ 0 is inefficiency.
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Equivalent to Stata's ``frontier`` and R's ``sfa::sfa()``.
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References
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----------
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Aigner, D., Lovell, C.A.K. & Schmidt, P. (1977).
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"Formulation and Estimation of Stochastic Frontier Production
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Function Models." *Journal of Econometrics*, 6(1), 21-37.
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Battese, G.E. & Coelli, T.J. (1995).
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"A Model for Technical Inefficiency Effects in a Stochastic
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Frontier Production Function for Panel Data."
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*Empirical Economics*, 20(2), 325-332.
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"""
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from typing import Optional, List, Dict, Any
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import numpy as np
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import pandas as pd
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from scipy import stats
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from scipy.optimize import minimize
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from ..core.results import EconometricResults
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class FrontierResult(EconometricResults):
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"""Extended results for stochastic frontier models."""
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def efficiency(self) -> pd.Series:
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"""Technical efficiency estimates E[exp(-u_i) | ε_i]."""
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if 'efficiency' in self.diagnostics:
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return pd.Series(self.diagnostics['efficiency'], name='efficiency')
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return pd.Series(dtype=float)
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def frontier(
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data: pd.DataFrame = None,
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y: str = None,
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x: List[str] = None,
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dist: str = "half-normal",
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cost: bool = False,
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maxiter: int = 200,
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tol: float = 1e-8,
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alpha: float = 0.05,
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) -> FrontierResult:
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"""
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Stochastic frontier model.
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Estimates a production or cost frontier with composed error.
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Equivalent to Stata's ``frontier y x, dist(hnormal)`` and
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R's ``sfa::sfa()``.
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Parameters
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----------
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data : pd.DataFrame
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y : str
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Output (production) or cost variable.
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x : list of str
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Input/cost variables.
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dist : str, default 'half-normal'
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Inefficiency distribution: 'half-normal', 'exponential', 'truncated-normal'.
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cost : bool, default False
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If True, estimate cost frontier (u_i enters positively).
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maxiter : int, default 200
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alpha : float, default 0.05
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Returns
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-------
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FrontierResult
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With .efficiency() method for unit-level TE estimates.
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Examples
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--------
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>>> import statspai as sp
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>>> result = sp.frontier(df, y='log_output', x=['log_labor', 'log_capital'])
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>>> print(result.summary())
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>>> eff = result.efficiency()
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"""
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df = data.dropna(subset=[y] + x)
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n = len(df)
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y_data = df[y].values.astype(float)
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X_data = np.column_stack([np.ones(n), df[x].values.astype(float)])
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k = X_data.shape[1]
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var_names = ['_cons'] + list(x)
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sign = 1 if cost else -1 # sign of u in composed error
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if dist == 'half-normal':
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def neg_log_lik(theta):
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beta = theta[:k]
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ln_sigma_v = theta[k]
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ln_sigma_u = theta[k + 1]
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sigma_v = np.exp(ln_sigma_v)
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sigma_u = np.exp(ln_sigma_u)
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sigma = np.sqrt(sigma_v**2 + sigma_u**2)
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lam = sigma_u / sigma_v
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eps = y_data - X_data @ beta
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z = sign * eps * lam / sigma
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ll = np.sum(
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-0.5 * np.log(2 * np.pi) - np.log(sigma)
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- 0.5 * (eps / sigma)**2
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+ np.log(2 * stats.norm.cdf(z))
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return -ll
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elif dist == 'exponential':
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def neg_log_lik(theta):
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beta = theta[:k]
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ln_sigma_v = theta[k]
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ln_sigma_u = theta[k + 1]
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sigma_v = np.exp(ln_sigma_v)
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sigma_u = np.exp(ln_sigma_u)
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mu_star = -sign * eps - sigma_v**2 / sigma_u
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sigma_star = sigma_v
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-np.log(sigma_u) + 0.5 * (sigma_v / sigma_u)**2
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def neg_log_lik(theta):
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beta = theta[:k]
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ln_sigma_v = theta[k]
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ln_sigma_u = theta[k + 1]
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sigma_v = np.exp(ln_sigma_v)
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sigma_u = np.exp(ln_sigma_u)
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sigma = np.sqrt(sigma_v**2 + sigma_u**2)
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mu_star = (sign * eps * sigma_u**2 - mu * sigma_v**2) / sigma**2 * (-1)
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beta_init = np.linalg.lstsq(X_data, y_data, rcond=None)[0]
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sigma_init = np.std(resid)
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options={'maxiter': maxiter, 'ftol': tol})
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fpp = neg_log_lik(theta_hat + ei + ej)
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fpm = neg_log_lik(theta_hat + ei - ej)
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var_cov = np.linalg.inv(H)
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se = np.sqrt(np.abs(np.diag(var_cov)))
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model_info={
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'model_type': f"Stochastic Frontier ({'Cost' if cost else 'Production'})",
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'sigma_v': sigma_v,
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'sigma_u': sigma_u,
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'lambda': lam,
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'mean_efficiency': float(np.nanmean(efficiency)),
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'converged': result.success,
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data_info={
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'n_obs': n,
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'dep_var': y,
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'df_resid': n - k_total,
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'log_likelihood': ll_val,
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'sigma_v': sigma_v,
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'sigma_u': sigma_u,
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'sigma': sigma,
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'lambda': lam,
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'efficiency': efficiency,
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'mean_efficiency': float(np.nanmean(efficiency)),
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src/statspai/gmm/__init__.py

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from .arellano_bond import xtabond
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from .general_gmm import gmm
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__all__ = ['xtabond', 'gmm']

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