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It's unlikely that we need to check also the robust scale estimate for convergence.
(It might not have converged in some corner cases, even when params has converged at tol. scale estimate should be continuous in params, so small changes in params should only have small changes in scale.)
scale.Huber for simultaneous mean-scale estimation checks convergence of both mean and scale.
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update history in RLM uses WLS scale instead of robust scale.
That's a bug but without much consequence.
AFAICS, the only problem is if convergence criterion is 'sresid', and that is only relevant for detecting when there are no changes anymore.
history['scale']
doesn't seem to be used and is only as information or results during iteration loop.This seems to be the only misleading part here.
It's unlikely that we need to check also the robust scale estimate for convergence.
(It might not have converged in some corner cases, even when params has converged at tol. scale estimate should be continuous in params, so small changes in params should only have small changes in scale.)
scale.Huber
for simultaneous mean-scale estimation checks convergence of both mean and scale.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: