function LIK = DiffuseLikelihood3(T,R,Q,Pinf,Pstar,Y,trend,start)%//Z,T,R,Q,Pinf,Pstar,Y) % stepane.adjemian@cepremap.cnrs.fr [07-19-2004] % % See "Filtering and Smoothing of State Vector for Diffuse State Space % Models", S.J. Koopman and J. Durbin (2003, in Journal of Time Series % Analysis, vol. 24(1), pp. 85-98). % % Case where F_{\infty,t} is singular ==> Univariate treatment of multivariate % time series. % % THE PROBLEM: % % y_t = Z_t * \alpha_t + \varepsilon_t % \alpha_{t+1} = T_t * \alpha_t + R_t * \eta_t % % with: % % \alpha_1 = a + A*\delta + R_0*\eta_0 % % m*q matrix A and m*(m-q) matrix R_0 are selection matrices (their % columns constitue all the columns of the m*m identity matrix) so that % % A'*R_0 = 0 and A'*\alpha_1 = \delta % % We assume that the vector \delta is distributed as a N(0,\kappa*I_q) % for a given \kappa > 0. So that the expectation of \alpha_1 is a and % its variance is P, with % % P = \kappa*P_{\infty} + P_{\star} % % P_{\infty} = A*A' % P_{\star} = R_0*Q_0*R_0' % % P_{\infty} is a m*m diagonal matrix with q ones and m-q zeros. % % % and where: % % y_t is a pp*1 vector % \alpha_t is a mm*1 vector % \varepsilon_t is a pp*1 multivariate random variable (iid N(0,H_t)) % \eta_t is a rr*1 multivariate random variable (iid N(0,Q_t)) % a_1 is a mm*1 vector % % Z_t is a pp*mm matrix % T_t is a mm*mm matrix % H_t is a pp*pp matrix % R_t is a mm*rr matrix % Q_t is a rr*rr matrix % P_1 is a mm*mm matrix % % % FILTERING EQUATIONS: % % v_t = y_t - Z_t* a_t % F_t = Z_t * P_t * Z_t' + H_t % K_t = T_t * P_t * Z_t' * F_t^{-1} % L_t = T_t - K_t * Z_t % a_{t+1} = T_t * a_t + K_t * v_t % P_{t+1} = T_t * P_t * L_t' + R_t*Q_t*R_t' % % % DIFFUSE FILTERING EQUATIONS: % % a_{t+1} = T_t*a_t + K_{\ast,t}v_t % P_{\infty,t+1} = T_t*P_{\infty,t}*T_t' % P_{\ast,t+1} = T_t*P_{\ast,t}*L_{\ast,t}' + R_t*Q_t*R_t' % K_{\ast,t} = T_t*P_{\ast,t}*Z_t'*F_{\ast,t}^{-1} % v_t = y_t - Z_t*a_t % L_{\ast,t} = T_t - K_{\ast,t}*Z_t % F_{\ast,t} = Z_t*P_{\ast,t}*Z_t' + H_t global bayestopt_ options_ mf = bayestopt_.mf; pp = size(Y,1); mm = size(T,1); smpl = size(Y,2); a = zeros(mm,1); QQ = R*Q*transpose(R); t = 0; lik = zeros(smpl+1,1); lik(smpl+1) = smpl*pp*log(2*pi); %% the constant of minus two times the log-likelihood notsteady = 1; crit = options_.kalman_tol; newRank = rank(Pinf,crit); while newRank & t < smpl t = t+1; for i=1:pp v(i) = Y(i,t)-a(mf(i))-trend(i,t); Fstar = Pstar(mf(i),mf(i)); Finf = Pinf(mf(i),mf(i)); Kstar = Pstar(:,mf(i)); if Finf > crit Kinf = Pinf(:,mf(i)); a = a + Kinf*v(i)/Finf; Pstar = Pstar + Kinf*transpose(Kinf)*Fstar/(Finf*Finf) - ... (Kstar*transpose(Kinf)+Kinf*transpose(Kstar))/Finf; Pinf = Pinf - Kinf*transpose(Kinf)/Finf; lik(t) = lik(t) + log(Finf); elseif Fstar > crit %% Note that : (1) rank(Pinf)=0 implies that Finf = 0, (2) outside this loop (when for some i and t the condition %% rank(Pinf)=0 is satisfied we have P = Pstar and F = Fstar and (3) Finf = 0 does not imply that %% rank(Pinf)=0. [stéphane,11-03-2004]. if rank(Pinf,crit) == 0 lik(t) = lik(t) + log(Fstar) + v(i)*v(i)/Fstar; end a = a + Kstar*v(i)/Fstar; Pstar = Pstar - Kstar*transpose(Kstar)/Fstar; else % disp(['zero F term in DKF for observed ',int2str(i),' ',num2str(Fi)]) end end if all(abs(Pinf(:)) crit Ki = Pstar(:,mf(i)); a = a + Ki*v(i)/Fi; Pstar = Pstar - Ki*transpose(Ki)/Fi; lik(t) = lik(t) + log(Fi) + v(i)*v(i)/Fi; else %disp(['zero F term for observed ',int2str(i),' ',num2str(Fi)]) end end a = T*a; Pstar = T*Pstar*transpose(T) + QQ; notsteady = ~(max(max(abs(Pstar-oldP))) crit Ki = Pstar(:,mf(i)); a = a + Ki*v(i)/Fi; Pstar = Pstar - Ki*transpose(Ki)/Fi; lik(t) = lik(t) + log(Fi) + v(i)*v(i)/Fi; else %disp(['zero F term for observed ',int2str(i),' ',num2str(Fi)]) end end a = T*a; end LIK = .5*(sum(lik(start:end))-(start-1)*lik(smpl+1)/smpl);