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Date:         Mon, 10 Aug 1998 15:52:17 GMT
Reply-To:     scocar@MY-DEJANEWS.COM
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
From:         scocar@MY-DEJANEWS.COM
Organization: Deja News - The Leader in Internet Discussion
Subject:      Re: How to maximize a likelihood function?

Hi All,

Proc NLP is the perfect proceedure to implement custom MLEs. A NLP solver is also available within IML. If you have SAS/OR loaded, type 'help nlp' at the command prompt for syntax.

Scott Carl Marketing Statistician Marketing Analytics

In article <3Q0MVU$zbR@bbs.agec.ntu.edu.tw>, bighead.bbs@bbs.agec.ntu.edu.tw ($j@Y) wrote: > !0 $^-z!mvanhorn@ssb.rochester.edu (Larry Van Horn)!n$';J(%!G > : Folks, > : I would like to give sas a specific objective function and perform a > : maximum likelihood estimation. SAS suggested that I use PROC NLP from > : the OR package. I couldn't find it in the OR manual. Is this the > : correct procedure? Is there IML code I should be using? Any > : direction here would be helpful. Thanks in advance, > : Larry > > hi,Larry: > > the question what you asked that I meet before. I have asked the SAS > compapy,but I do not have the answer. So what I suggest is that: > 1.You sould be sure what problem you have,and you must know the different > between OR and IML procedure. > 2.If you do not have a linear programing problem,In my opion,NLP will give > no help.You should use IML procedure,but it is not easy to learn.You must > write it step by step,and you must be sure the matrix calculate is ok! > 3.the another way you can do is enter the MACRO for SAS,and try to make it > useful,but you must have a good computer skill. > > anyway,SAS is too easy for users,and you can not easy to do any change,in > another word,SAS is not flexible for maximum lilelihood estimation. I suggest > you can try the TSP . TSP is what I use to do the maximum lilelihood estima. > > ps: I have a poor English,so God help you that you can understand what I say > well.I wish it can be helpful for you. > > Bighead > > -- > !0 Origin: %x$j9A8g !; From: 140.112.86.218 > -- > !9 Origin: %x$j9A8gBBS/8 (bbs.agec.ntu.edu.tw) !9 >

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