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What Kind of niqlow User Are You?There are three places to start depending on your background in programming and economic modeling.Read this to decide where you should go next. |
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Follow a simple search model from scratch all the way to simulating data and computing likelihood. This is a good starting point with knowlwedge of solving their own DP model in some language. |
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Start from the very beginning with Static Discrete Choice. |
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Bellman is the class derived from DP that contains dynamic (across states) members and methods; this explains how the user constructs Utility, Reachable States and other aspects of a state θ. |
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Describes how to represent actions, states, and other discrete quantities in your DP model. |
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Read this to find out how to solve the dynamic program using different methods. |
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Handling data, simulation, likelihood, predictions, moments. |
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Static and fundamental elements of the DP class. |
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Functions, classes and methods shared among all components of DDP. |
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Components shared by components of niqlow . |
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Explanation and help for numbered warning and error messages produced by DDP (incomplete!). |
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Notation and formulas . |