Hi everyone,
Here is a quick question. When we derive the standard error of MLE analytically, is that
just the square root of the inverse of the second derivative of MLE with respect to the
parameter, adjusted for N?
Any help is appreciated.
Nino Malekovic
MPA Candidate, Class 2011
Harvard Kennedy School
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Hi,
Is there a quick way using Zelig to simulate first differences as a variable
is increased multiple times in increments of 1 unit?
Viral