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1 Interval Regresson wth Sample Selecton Géraldne Hennngsen, Arne Hennngsen, Sebastan Petersen May 3, 07 Ths vgnette s largely based on Petersen et al. 07. Model Specfcaton The general specfcaton of an nterval regresson model wth sample selecton s: ε S ε O y S β S x S + ε S { y S 0 f y S 0 otherwse y O β O x O + ε O 3 unknown f y S 0 f < y O and y S y O f < y O 3 and y S. M 0 N 0, [ ρ ρ 4 f M < y O M+ and y S ], 5 where subscrpt ndcates the observaton, y O s a latent outcome varable, y O s a partally observed categorcal varable that ndcates n whch nterval y O les, M s the number of ntervals,,..., M+ are the boundares of the ntervals whereas frequently but not necessarly and M+, y S s a bnary varable that ndcates whether y O s observed, y S s a latent varable that ndcates the tendency that y S s one, x S and x O are column vectors of explanatory varables for the selecton equaton and outcome equaton, respectvely, ε S and ε O are random dsturbance terms that have a jont bvarate normal dstrbuton, and β S and β O are column vectors and ρ and are scalars of unknown model parameters.

2 Log-Lkelhood Functon The probablty that y O s unobserved s: P y S 0 P y S 0 6 P β S x S + ε S 0 7 P ε S β S x S 8 The probablty that y O s observed and ndcates that y O les n the mth nterval s: P y S y O m P y S > 0 m < y O m+ 9 β S x S + ε S > 0 m < β O x O + ε O m+ P P ε S > β S x S m β O x O < ε O m+ β O x O 0 The log-lkelhood contrbuton of the th observaton s: [ ] l y S ln Φ β S x S + y S y O m+ β m ln [Φ O x O, β S x S, ρ m ] Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ, where Φ. ndcates the cumulatve dstrbuton functon of the unvarate standard normal dstrbuton and Φ. ndcates the cumulatve dstrbuton functon of the bvarate standard normal dstrbuton. 3 Restrctng coeffcents ρ and The parameter ρ needs to be n the nterval,. In order to restrct ρ to be n ths nterval, we estmate arctanρ nstead of ρ so that the derved parameter ρ tanarctanρ s always n the nterval,. We use the delta method to calculate approxmate standard errors of the derved parameter ρ, whereas the correspondng element of the Jacoban matrx s: tanarctanρ arctanρ ρ arctanρ + ρ 3 The parameter needs to be strctly postve,.e. > 0. In order to restrct to be strctly postve, we estmate log nstead of or so that the derved parameters explog and exp log are always strctly postve. We use the delta

3 method to calculate approxmate standard errors of the derved parameters and, whereas the correspondng elements of the Jacoban matrx are: explog log exp log log explog 4 exp log 5 4 Gradents of the CDF of the bvarate standard normal dstrbuton In order to facltate the calculaton of the gradents of the log-lkelhood functon, we calculate the partal dervatves of the cumulatve dstrbuton functon CDF of the bvarate standard normal dstrbuton: Φ x, x, ρ x x φ a, a, ρ da da, 6 where φ. s the probablty densty functon PDF of the bvarate standard normal dstrbuton: φ x, x, ρ π ρ exp x ρx x + x ρ 7 In the followng, we check equaton 7 by a smple numercal example: > lbrary "mvtnorm" > lbrary "maxlk" > x <- 0.4 > x < > rho < > sgma <- matrx c, rho, rho,, nrow > dens <- dmvnorm c x, x, sgma sgma > prnt dens [] > all.equal dens, * p * sqrt - rho^ ^- * + exp - x^ - * rho * x * x + x^ / * - rho^ [] TRUE 3

4 4. Gradents wth respect to the lmts x and x Φ x, x, ρ x x x x x x φ a, x, ρ da 8 φa x, ρφx da 9 φ a, ρx, ρ φx da 0 a ρx φ ρ φx da ρ φ x ρx ρ Φ a ρx ρ ρ da φx x ρx ρ φa da φx 3 φx, 4 where φ, µ, ndcates the densty functon of a normal dstrbuton wth mean µ and varance. In the followng, we use the same smple numercal example as n the begnnng of secton 4 to check the above dervatons. Frst, we check whether the PDF of the bvarate standard normal dstrbuton,.e. φ x, x, ρ part of equaton 8, s equal to φ x, ρx, ρ φx part of equaton 0 and equal to φ x ρx / ρ ρ φx part of equatons and : > all.equal dens, dnorm x, rho * x, sqrt - rho^ * dnormx [] TRUE > all.equal dens, dnorm x - rho * x / sqrt - rho^ / + sqrt - rho^ * dnormx [] TRUE In the followng, we wll numercally calculate the dervatve of the cumulatve dstrbuton functon of the bvarate normal dstrbuton equaton 6 wth respect to x and check wehther ths partal dervatve s equal to the rght-hand sdes of equatons 8,,, and 4: > funx <- functon a { + prob <- pmvnorm upper c x, a, sgma sgma 4

5 + return prob > grad <- c numercgradent funx, x > prnt grad [] > funx <- functon a { + dens <- rep NA, length a + for n :length a { + dens[] <- dmvnorm c a[], x, sgma sgma + return dens > all.equal grad, ntegrate funx, lower -Inf, upper x $value [] TRUE > funxa <- functon a { + dens <- rep NA, length a + for n :length a { + dens[] <- dnorm a[] - rho * x / sqrt - rho^ / + sqrt-rho^ * dnormx + return dens > all.equal grad, ntegrate funxa, lower -Inf, upper x $value [] TRUE > funxb <- functon a { + dens <- rep NA, length a + for n :length a { + dens[] <- dnorm a[] - rho * x / sqrt - rho^ / + sqrt-rho^ + return dens > all.equal grad, + ntegrate funxb, lower -Inf, upper x $value * dnormx [] TRUE > all.equal grad, + pnorm x - rho * x / sqrt - rho^ * dnorm x [] TRUE 5

6 4. Gradents wth respect to the coeffcent of correlaton ρ Φ x, x, ρ ρ [ x ] x φ a, a, ρ da da ρ 5 6 x x φ a, a, ρ da da 7 ρ x x ρ exp a ρa a + a ρ π ρ da da 8 x x π ρ exp a ρa a + a ρ ρ da da 9 x x ρ π exp a ρa a + a ρ ρ ρ ρ exp a ρa a + a ρ ρ da da ρ 30 x x ρ π a ρa a + a ρ exp a ρa a + a ρ ρ ρ ρ ρ exp a ρa a + a ρ ρ da da 3 6

7 x x π 4ρa ρa a + a ρ a a 4 ρ exp ρ a ρa a + a ρ ρ ρ ρ exp a ρa a + a ρ ρ da da 3 4ρa x x ρa a + a ρ a a 4 ρ ρ ρ ρ π ρ ρ exp a ρa a + a ρ da da x x 4ρa ρa a + a ρ a a ρ + π 4 ρ 5 3 ρ 3 exp a ρa a + a ρ da da x x 4ρa ρa a + a ρ a a ρ + π 4 ρ 5 ρ 3 exp a ρa a + a ρ da da x x ρ ρa ρa a + a a a π ρ 3 ρ 5 exp a ρa a + a ρ da da x x ρ π ρ ρ ρa ρa a + a a a ρ exp a ρa a + a ρ da da

8 π ρ π ρ lm a x x a ρa ρ exp a ρa a + a x ρ a ρx ρ exp a ρa x + x ρ a + ρa ρ a exp ρa a + a da ρ Applyng L Hosptal on the last term leads to x π a ρx ρ ρ exp a ρa x + x ρ 0 π ρ x a ρx ρ exp a ρa x + x ρ da da 40 da 4 π ρ exp a ρa x + x x ρ π ρ exp x ρx x + x ρ 4 43 φ x, x, ρ 44 Ths result s n lne wth Sbuya 960 and Sungur 990. In the followng, we wll numercally calculate the dervatve of the cumulatve dstrbuton functon of the bvarate normal dstrbuton equaton 6 wth respect to ρ and check whether ths partal dervatve s equal to the rght-hand sdes of equaton 44: > # Numercal gradent of the PDF w.r.t. rho > funrho <- functon p { + prob <- dmvnorm x c x, x, + sgma matrx c, p, p,, nrow + return prob > grad <- c numercgradent funrho, rho > prnt grad [] > # Comparson wth analytcal gradent for rho > efun <- exp-x^ - * rho * x * x + x^/* - rho^ 8

9 > all.equal grad, + -*rho*-*rho*x*x+x^+x^ - *x*x*-rho^ * efun/ + *-rho^^3/ + + rho*efun/sqrt-rho^ / + *p*-rho^ [] TRUE > #Eq9 > all.equalgrad, + /*p * + -4*rho*x^-*rho*x*x+x^-*-rho^*-*x*x/4*-rho^^ * + efun * sqrt-rho^/-rho^ - + -rho/sqrt-rho^*efun/-rho^ + [] TRUE > #Eq33 > all.equalgrad, + /*p * + rho/-rho^^3/ - rho*x^-rho*x*x+x^-x*x/ + -rho^^5/ * efun + [] TRUE > #Eq34 > all.equalgrad, + /*p*sqrt-rho^ * + rho/-rho^ - rho*x^-rho*x*x+x^-x*x/ + -rho^^ * efun + [] TRUE > > > # Numercal gradent of the CDF w.r.t. rho > cdfrho <- functon p, xa x, xb x { + prob <- pmvnorm upper c xa, xb, + sgma matrx c, p, p,, nrow + return prob > grad <- c numercgradent cdfrho, rho > prnt grad 9

10 [] > # comparson wth analytcal gradent > all.equal grad, dmvnorm x c x, x, + sgma matrx c, rho, rho,, nrow [] TRUE > # comparsons wth other values > compdervrho <- functon xa, xb, p { + dn <- c numercgradent cdfrho, p, xa xa, xb xb + da <- dmvnorm x c xa, xb, + sgma matrx c, p, p,, nrow + return all.equal dn, da > compdervrho x, x, rho [] TRUE > compdervrho 0.5, x, rho [] TRUE > compdervrho.5, x, rho [] TRUE > compdervrho x, -, rho [] TRUE > compdervrho x, x, 0. [] TRUE > compdervrho x, x, 0.98 [] TRUE 0

11 5 Gradents of the Log-Lkelhood Functon 5. Gradents wth respect to the parameters n the self-selecton decson β S Frst, we use equaton 4, to determne the dervatve of the bvarate standard normal dstrbuton wth respect to the parameter β S as part of the loglkelhood functon: Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ Φ m β O x O m β O x O β S Φ ρβ S x S φβ S x S ρ βs x S β S 45 + ρβ S x S φβ S x S ρ x S 46 Usng ths result we can now derve the gradent for β S n the log-lkelhood functon: l β S + [ ] β S y S ln Φ β S x S y S y O m m ln m+ β [Φ O x O m β O x O Φ, β S x S, ρ y S β S + y S y O m ], β S x S, ρ 47 [ ] ln Φ β S x S 48 m m+ β β S ln [Φ O x O ], β S x S, ρ m β O x O Φ, β S x S, ρ β S x S x S 49 Φ β S x S φ y S + y S y O m m Φ m+ β O x O,β S x S, ρ β S Φ m β O x O,β S x S, ρ β S Φ m+ β O x O, β S x S, ρ Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ

12 φ β S x S y S x S 50 Φ β S x S + y S y O m m Φ m+ β O x O, β S x S, ρ Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ m+ β O x O Φ + ρβ S x S φ β S x S ρ x S Φ + ρβ S x S φ β S x S ρ x S m β O x O φ β S x S y S Φ β S x S + y S y O m m x S 5 Φ m+ β O x O +ρβ S x S ρ Φ m β O x O +ρβ S x S ρ φ β S x S x S Φ m+ β O x O, β S x S, ρ Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ

13 5. Gradents wth respect to the parameters n the outcome decson β O Analogous to β S and by usng equaton 4 we derve the gradent of β O : Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ β O Φ βs x S + ρ m βo x O ρ φ m β O x O xo Usng ths result we derve the gradent for the outcome parameter β O for the loglkelhood functon: l β O [ ] β O y S ln Φ β S x S + y S y O m m ln Φ m β O x O y S y O m m β O Φ m β O x O y S y O m m y S y O m m Φ m+ β [Φ O x O ], β S x S, ρ ln βs x S + ρ m+ β O x O ρ Φ m+ β [Φ O x O ], β S x S, ρ Φ m+ β O x O,β S x S, ρ β O, β S x S, ρ, β S x S, ρ Φ m β O x O,β S x S, ρ β O Φ m+ β O x O, β S x S, ρ Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ βs x S + ρ m βo x O ρ Φ m+ β O x O, β S x S, ρ Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ φ φ m+ β O x O m β O x O xo xo 56 3

14 y S y O m m Φ βs x S + ρ m+ β O x O ρ Φ βs x S + ρ m βo x O ρ Φ m+ β O x O, β S x S, ρ Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ φ φ m+ β O x O m β O x O xo Gradents wth respect to the coeffcent of correlaton ρ Gven the result that the dervatve of the CDF wth respect to ρ s equal to the PDF see equaton 44, we can also derve the gradent of the correlaton parameter ρ: l ρ ρ + y S y O m y S ln m ln [ ] Φ β S x S m+ β [Φ O x O ], β S x S, ρ m β O x O Φ, β S x S, ρ y S y O m m+ β ln [Φ O x O, β S x S, ρ ρ ] m Φ m β O x O y S y O m m, β S x S, ρ φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ φ m+ β O x O, β S x S, ρ Φ m+ β O x O, β S x S, ρ Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ 60 l arctanhρ l ρ ρ arctanhρ l ρ ρ Gradents wth respect to the standard devaton used for normalsaton Fnally, we derve the gradent for n the same way as we dd for β S and β O : 4

15 Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ Φ βs x S + ρ m βo x O ρ φ m β O x O βo x O m 6 Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ lm m lm Φ Φ Φ m Φ βs x S + ρ m βo x O ρ m β O x O βs x S + ρ m βo x O φ ρ lm φ m β O x O m βs x S + ρ m βo x O ρ βs x S + ρ m βo x O ρ lm m β O x O m φ m β O x O βo x O m 63 βo x O m Φ Φ lm m φ m β O x O βs x S + ρ m βo x O ρ βs x S + ρ m βo x O ρ lm m lm m m βo x O φ m β O x O φ m β O x O φ m β O x O m β O x O m β O x O Smlarly: Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ lm m

16 l [ ] y S ln Φ β S x S + y S y O m+ β m ln [Φ O x O m ], β S x S, ρ m β O x O Φ, β S x S, ρ y S y O m m+ β ln [Φ O x O, β S x S, ρ ] m Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ y S y O m Φ m+ β O x O, β S x S, ρ Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ m Φ m+ β O x O,β S x S, ρ m β Φ O x O,β S x S, ρ y S yo m 74 m Φ m+ β O x O, β S x S, ρ Φ m β O x O, β S x S, ρ Φ βs x S + ρ m+ β O x O m+ β O x O φ βo x O m+ ρ Φ βs x S + ρ m βo x O ρ φ m β O x O βo x O m References l log l log l 75 Petersen, Sebastan, Géraldne Hennngsen, and Arne Hennngsen, Whch Households Invest n Energy-Savng Home Improvements? Evdence From a Dansh Polcy Interventon, 07. Unpublshed Manuscrpt. Department of Management Engneerng, Techncal Unversty of Denmark. Sbuya, Masaak, Bvarate Extreme Statstcs, I, Annals of the Insttute of Statstcal Mathematcs, 960,,

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