Ejercicio 1

  1. Calcule las matrices A, P y M
options(scipen = 99999999)
load("C:/Users/Molin/Downloads/modelo_ventas.RData")
#Construyendo matriz A
Matriz_X.1<-model.matrix(modelo_ventas)
Matriz_XX.1<-t(Matriz_X.1)%*%Matriz_X.1
Matriz_A.1<-solve(Matriz_XX.1)%*%t(Matriz_X.1)
#Construyendo matriz P
Matriz_P.1<-(Matriz_X.1)%*%(Matriz_A.1)
#Constuyendo matriz M
n.1<-nrow(Matriz_X.1)
Matriz_M.1<-diag(n.1)-Matriz_P.1
  1. Compruebe los residuos
library(magrittr)
## Warning: package 'magrittr' was built under R version 4.2.3
Residuos_modelo_ventas<-modelo_ventas$residuals
Datos_modelo<-modelo_ventas$model
Residuos_matrices<-Matriz_M.1%*%Datos_modelo$ventas
cbind(Residuos_matrices,Residuos_modelo_ventas, Residuos_modelo_ventas-Residuos_matrices)%>% round(digits = 2)%>% as.data.frame()->comparacion
names(comparacion)<-c("Por matrices", "En el modelo", "Diferencia")
comparacion
##     Por matrices En el modelo Diferencia
## 1         -15.93       -15.93          0
## 2          19.33        19.33          0
## 3          38.02        38.02          0
## 4         -15.43       -15.43          0
## 5           5.16         5.16          0
## 6          80.22        80.22          0
## 7         -16.35       -16.35          0
## 8         -22.89       -22.89          0
## 9         -34.40       -34.40          0
## 10         46.09        46.09          0
## 11        -40.56       -40.56          0
## 12          9.25         9.25          0
## 13          5.82         5.82          0
## 14        -19.64       -19.64          0
## 15         -2.74        -2.74          0
## 16        -20.58       -20.58          0
## 17         -4.89        -4.89          0
## 18         -0.83        -0.83          0
## 19        -36.61       -36.61          0
## 20         -8.11        -8.11          0
## 21         11.00        11.00          0
## 22         56.50        56.50          0
## 23         -7.55        -7.55          0
## 24         31.71        31.71          0
## 25        -40.48       -40.48          0
## 26         86.80        86.80          0
## 27         -1.44        -1.44          0
## 28         35.92        35.92          0
## 29         24.51        24.51          0
## 30        -38.94       -38.94          0
## 31         25.44        25.44          0
## 32        -17.24       -17.24          0
## 33        -44.11       -44.11          0
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## 56        -34.10       -34.10          0
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## 91        -19.86       -19.86          0
## 92        -71.04       -71.04          0
## 93          5.47         5.47          0
## 94         -1.83        -1.83          0
## 95        -22.68       -22.68          0
## 96         -9.60        -9.60          0
## 97         30.46        30.46          0
## 98          2.80         2.80          0
## 99         -1.39        -1.39          0
## 100        -6.92        -6.92          0
## 101        47.13        47.13          0
## 102        13.67        13.67          0
## 103        74.24        74.24          0
## 104         8.29         8.29          0
## 105         5.20         5.20          0
## 106       -23.16       -23.16          0
## 107       -39.16       -39.16          0
## 108       -36.55       -36.55          0
## 109       -51.39       -51.39          0
## 110        14.93        14.93          0
## 111        31.77        31.77          0
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## 113         3.55         3.55          0
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## 188         2.02         2.02          0
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## 191        11.46        11.46          0
## 192       -34.64       -34.64          0
## 193       -47.21       -47.21          0
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## 195       -16.29       -16.29          0
## 196       -54.55       -54.55          0
## 197       -31.98       -31.98          0
## 198         8.34         8.34          0
## 199        -9.58        -9.58          0
## 200        49.59        49.59          0
  1. Muestre que los autovalores son positivos
eigen(x=Matriz_XX.1)->descomposicion
auto_valores<-descomposicion$values
print(auto_valores)
## [1] 311421698.6388     70252.5341     40973.4590      3714.3627        12.7735
print(auto_valores>0)
## [1] TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE

Ejercicio 2

  1. Estime el modelo propuesto
options(scipen = 99999999)
load("C:/Users/Molin/Downloads/datos_cajas.RData")
modelo_cajas<-lm(formula=Tiempo~Distancia+N_cajas, data=datos_cajas)
stargazer::stargazer(modelo_cajas, title= "Regresión multiple del modelo de cajas", type = "text", digits = 8)
## 
## Regresión multiple del modelo de cajas
## ===============================================
##                         Dependent variable:    
##                     ---------------------------
##                               Tiempo           
## -----------------------------------------------
## Distancia                  0.45592080***       
##                            (0.14676230)        
##                                                
## N_cajas                    0.87720460***       
##                            (0.15303460)        
##                                                
## Constant                    2.31120200         
##                            (5.85730300)        
##                                                
## -----------------------------------------------
## Observations                    15             
## R2                          0.73678910         
## Adjusted R2                 0.69292060         
## Residual Std. Error    3.14079000 (df = 12)    
## F Statistic         16.79540000*** (df = 2; 12)
## ===============================================
## Note:               *p<0.1; **p<0.05; ***p<0.01
  1. Calcule las matrices A, P y M
#Construyendo matriz x
Matriz_X.2<-model.matrix(modelo_cajas)
Matriz_XX.2<-t(Matriz_X.2)%*%(Matriz_X.2)
#Construyendo matriz A
Matriz_A.2<-solve(Matriz_XX.2)%*%t(Matriz_X.2)
#Constuyendo matriz P
Matriz_P.2<-(Matriz_X.2)%*%(Matriz_A.2)
#Constuyendo matriz M
n.2<-nrow(Matriz_X.2)
Matriz_M.2<-diag(n.2)-Matriz_P.2
  1. Compruebe los residuos
library(magrittr)
Residuos_modelo_cajas<-modelo_cajas$residuals
Datos_Modelo<-modelo_cajas$model
Residuos_matrices<-Matriz_M.2%*%Datos_Modelo$Tiempo
cbind(Residuos_matrices, Residuos_modelo_cajas, Residuos_modelo_cajas-Residuos_matrices)%>% round(digits=2) %>%as.data.frame()->comparacion
names(comparacion)<-c("Por matrices", "En el modelo", "Diferencia")
comparacion
##    Por matrices En el modelo Diferencia
## 1         -0.76        -0.76          0
## 2          0.13         0.13          0
## 3         -0.32        -0.32          0
## 4          2.94         2.94          0
## 5         -9.27        -9.27          0
## 6          0.77         0.77          0
## 7          1.31         1.31          0
## 8         -2.09        -2.09          0
## 9          1.43         1.43          0
## 10         0.52         0.52          0
## 11         0.52         0.52          0
## 12         1.38         1.38          0
## 13        -1.02        -1.02          0
## 14         2.89         2.89          0
## 15         1.59         1.59          0
  1. Muestre que los autovalores son positivos
eigen(x=Matriz_XX.2)->descomposicion
Auto_valores<-descomposicion$values
print(Auto_valores)
## [1] 16976.7781334   709.9345923     0.2872743
print(Auto_valores>0)
## [1] TRUE TRUE TRUE

Ejercicio 3

  1. Calcule las matrices A, P y M
options(scipen = 999999999)
load("C:/Users/Molin/Downloads/modelo_estimado.RData")
#Construyendo matriz x
Matriz_X.3<-model.matrix(modelo_estimado_1)
Matriz_XX.3<-t(Matriz_X.3)%*%(Matriz_X.3)
#Construyendo matriz A
Matriz_A.3<-solve(Matriz_XX.3)%*%t(Matriz_X.3)
#Constuyendo matriz P
Matriz_P.3<-(Matriz_X.3)%*%(Matriz_A.3)
#Constuyendo matriz M
n.3<-nrow(Matriz_X.3)
Matriz_M.3<-diag(n.3)-Matriz_P.3
  1. Calcule los residuos
library(magrittr)
Residuos_modelo_estimado<-modelo_estimado_1$residuals
Datos_Modelo<-modelo_estimado_1$model
Residuos_matrices<-Matriz_M.3%*%Datos_Modelo$crime
cbind(Residuos_matrices, Residuos_modelo_estimado, Residuos_modelo_estimado-Residuos_matrices)%>% round(digits=2) %>%as.data.frame()->comparacion
names(comparacion)<-c("Por matrices", "En el modelo", "Diferencia")
comparacion
##    Por matrices En el modelo Diferencia
## 1       -311.71      -311.71          0
## 2        116.80       116.80          0
## 3         45.25        45.25          0
## 4        -34.45       -34.45          0
## 5        243.00       243.00          0
## 6       -145.12      -145.12          0
## 7         86.13        86.13          0
## 8         88.31        88.31          0
## 9        689.82       689.82          0
## 10      -163.29      -163.29          0
## 11        60.90        60.90          0
## 12       126.92       126.92          0
## 13       -19.27       -19.27          0
## 14       322.59       322.59          0
## 15       -22.44       -22.44          0
## 16       128.18       128.18          0
## 17       -70.82       -70.82          0
## 18      -227.95      -227.95          0
## 19       287.10       287.10          0
## 20       303.88       303.88          0
## 21      -341.99      -341.99          0
## 22      -107.18      -107.18          0
## 23       -30.63       -30.63          0
## 24       189.45       189.45          0
## 25      -811.14      -811.14          0
## 26      -351.77      -351.77          0
## 27       102.71       102.71          0
## 28       -23.36       -23.36          0
## 29        73.38        73.38          0
## 30       -91.63       -91.63          0
## 31       324.03       324.03          0
## 32      -115.85      -115.85          0
## 33       113.65       113.65          0
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## 35      -112.70      -112.70          0
## 36        21.38        21.38          0
## 37       -88.91       -88.91          0
## 38        99.42        99.42          0
## 39      -102.65      -102.65          0
## 40       217.88       217.88          0
## 41       -84.09       -84.09          0
## 42       137.78       137.78          0
## 43        48.89        48.89          0
## 44       -67.16       -67.16          0
## 45       -39.29       -39.29          0
## 46      -415.78      -415.78          0
## 47      -145.50      -145.50          0
## 48      -183.61      -183.61          0
## 49      -138.39      -138.39          0
## 50      -232.91      -232.91          0
## 51       434.17       434.17          0
  1. Muentre que los autovalores son positivos
eigen(x=Matriz_XX.3)->descomposicion
Auto_valores<-descomposicion$values
print(Auto_valores)
## [1] 17956.580914   279.157317     1.681762
print(Auto_valores>0)
## [1] TRUE TRUE TRUE

Ejercicio 4

  1. Estima la ecuación de inversión y presentala en formato APA
library(readxl)
Investiment_Equation <- read_excel("C:/Users/Molin/Downloads/Investiment_Equation.xlsx")

Ecuacion_inversion<-lm(formula = InvReal~Trend+Inflation+PNBr+Interest, data = Investiment_Equation)
library(stargazer)
stargazer(Ecuacion_inversion, tittle="Ecuación de Inversión", type = "text")
## 
## ===============================================
##                         Dependent variable:    
##                     ---------------------------
##                               InvReal          
## -----------------------------------------------
## Trend                        -0.016***         
##                               (0.002)          
##                                                
## Inflation                     0.00002          
##                               (0.001)          
##                                                
## PNBr                         0.665***          
##                               (0.054)          
##                                                
## Interest                      -0.240*          
##                               (0.120)          
##                                                
## Constant                     -0.503***         
##                               (0.054)          
##                                                
## -----------------------------------------------
## Observations                    15             
## R2                             0.973           
## Adjusted R2                    0.962           
## Residual Std. Error       0.007 (df = 10)      
## F Statistic           90.089*** (df = 4; 10)   
## ===============================================
## Note:               *p<0.1; **p<0.05; ***p<0.01
## 
## =====================
## Ecuación de Inversión
## ---------------------
  1. Calcule los residuos atraves de la matriz M
model.matrix(Ecuacion_inversion)->Matriz_x.4
n.4<-nrow(Matriz_x.4)
Matriz_M.4<-diag(n.4)-Matriz_x.4%*%solve(t(Matriz_x.4)%*%Matriz_x.4)%*%t(Matriz_x.4)
Y<-Investiment_Equation$InvReal
residuos.4<-Matriz_M.4%*%Y
print(residuos.4)
##             [,1]
## 1  -0.0100602233
## 2  -0.0009290882
## 3   0.0029656679
## 4   0.0078576839
## 5   0.0028109133
## 6   0.0006259732
## 7   0.0075909286
## 8  -0.0055352778
## 9  -0.0037254127
## 10  0.0006953129
## 11  0.0019904770
## 12 -0.0001288433
## 13 -0.0101976729
## 14  0.0068712384
## 15 -0.0008316770
  1. Calcule el intervalo de confianza a un 93%
confint(object = Ecuacion_inversion, parm = "PNBr", level = .93)
##         3.5 %   96.5 %
## PNBr 0.554777 0.774317

De realizarce el ejercicio repetidas veces, el 93 por ciento de los casos que se inclemente en 1 millón de dolares el PNBr, el InvReal incrementaria como minimo .55 de millón de dolares y como máximo .77 de millón de dolares. # Ejercicio 5 a. Calcule los residuos del modelo

options(scipen = 999999)
load("C:/Users/Molin/Downloads/consumption_equation.RData")

n.5<-nrow(P)
M.5<-diag(n.5)-P
residuos.5<-M.5%*%C
print(residuos.5)
##          [,1]
## 1   -5.859103
## 2    2.605057
## 3   45.765735
## 4   31.102448
## 5  -21.037889
## 6    7.008120
## 7   17.859663
## 8   10.705631
## 9   22.002328
## 10  -2.689665
## 11   7.784083
## 12 -13.127696
## 13  17.521565
## 14  17.304695
## 15 -16.308260
## 16  -5.255508
## 17   2.788211
## 18 -16.379339
## 19 -14.327554
## 20  11.749135
## 21 -31.424669
## 22 -23.329596
## 23  22.171806
## 24  -5.040038
## 25 -36.191398
## 26 -25.211753
## 27 -21.411271
## 28   1.410519
## 29 -24.229564
## 30  20.971808
## 31  43.342653
## 32  36.808458
## 33  17.882297
## 34 -33.100273
## 35 -37.819995
## 36 -49.370820
## 37  23.456143
## 38 -25.510341
## 39 -11.960629
## 40  -9.234201
## 41  21.949616
## 42   3.211123
## 43 -14.511436
## 44   3.197576
## 45 -62.396763
## 46 -66.854500
## 47   8.330745
## 48  91.963380
## 49  61.620735
## 50  48.148861
## 51 -10.717721
## 52 -84.069717
## 53 -56.426627
## 54 125.113605
  1. calcule la variaza del error del modelo
#Sigma cuadrado
var_error=t(residuos.5)%*%residuos.5/(n.5-4)
print(var_error)
##          [,1]
## [1,] 1428.746
  1. Encuentre la matriz var-cov del modelo
var_error<-as.vector(var_error)
Var_cov<-var_error*solve(XX)
print(Var_cov)
##               (Intercept)             Yd               W             I
## (Intercept) 164.522304918 -0.09333539523  0.009670913575 10.5186890800
## Yd           -0.093335395  0.00018911268 -0.000032769561 -0.0072901023
## W             0.009670914 -0.00003276956  0.000006165749  0.0004193421
## I            10.518689080 -0.00729010228  0.000419342092  5.3203789879
  1. Obtenga las estimaciones del consumo
C_estimada<-P%*%C
cuadro<-as.data.frame(cbind(C,C_estimada,residuos.5))
names(cuadro)<-c("C","C_estimada","Residuos")
print(head(cuadro))
##        C C_estimada   Residuos
## 1  976.4   982.2591  -5.859103
## 2  998.1   995.4949   2.605057
## 3 1025.3   979.5343  45.765735
## 4 1090.9  1059.7976  31.102448
## 5 1107.1  1128.1379 -21.037889
## 6 1142.4  1135.3919   7.008120

Ejercicio 6

  1. Estime la ecuación de ventas y presentelas en formato APA
load("C:/Users/Molin/Downloads/datos_ventas.RData")

Ecuacion_inversion.1<-lm(formula = ventas~tv+radio+periodico, data = datos_ventas)
library(stargazer)
stargazer(Ecuacion_inversion.1, tittle="Ecuación de Inversión", type = "text")
## 
## ===============================================
##                         Dependent variable:    
##                     ---------------------------
##                               ventas           
## -----------------------------------------------
## tv                             0.045           
##                               (0.118)          
##                                                
## radio                        -3.450***         
##                               (0.206)          
##                                                
## periodico                    18.485***         
##                               (0.563)          
##                                                
## Constant                    -33.289***         
##                               (7.172)          
##                                                
## -----------------------------------------------
## Observations                    200            
## R2                             0.847           
## Adjusted R2                    0.844           
## Residual Std. Error      33.875 (df = 196)     
## F Statistic          360.758*** (df = 3; 196)  
## ===============================================
## Note:               *p<0.1; **p<0.05; ***p<0.01
## 
## =====================
## Ecuación de Inversión
## ---------------------
  1. calcule los residuos a traves de la matriz M
model.matrix(Ecuacion_inversion.1)->Matriz_x.6
n.6<-nrow(Matriz_x.6)
Matriz_M.6<-diag(n.6)-Matriz_x.6%*%solve(t(Matriz_x.6)%*%Matriz_x.6)%*%t(Matriz_x.6)
Y<-datos_ventas$ventas
residuos.6<-Matriz_M.6%*%Y
print(residuos.6)
##            [,1]
## 1   -17.8524638
## 2    19.0821552
## 3    33.7931916
## 4   -17.3508987
## 5    10.2572135
## 6    74.2038531
## 7   -15.2465204
## 8   -23.4242974
## 9   -39.6405207
## 10   45.1613878
## 11  -40.6649446
## 12    8.9590198
## 13    5.1392043
## 14  -22.6236420
## 15   -2.4070766
## 16  -23.2129522
## 17   -8.8531474
## 18   -2.2553254
## 19  -36.4998224
## 20   -7.7078500
## 21   12.1068249
## 22   56.1602254
## 23   -4.4128052
## 24   32.1887265
## 25  -41.0755512
## 26   85.5635292
## 27   -0.5813419
## 28   36.0534051
## 29   25.1740669
## 30  -36.8482228
## 31   26.2868044
## 32  -15.4987679
## 33  -43.1444263
## 34   46.2272722
## 35  -42.1231189
## 36  101.1406281
## 37  -18.4643544
## 38    4.6103727
## 39  -19.7868698
## 40   -7.5311456
## 41    4.4398079
## 42    7.6680340
## 43   39.7209714
## 44   29.5192706
## 45  -12.0296830
## 46    9.1587903
## 47  -40.4095721
## 48  -13.3392963
## 49   39.1663986
## 50  -40.4133097
## 51   31.4947034
## 52  -31.1473697
## 53  -26.0085689
## 54  -19.2664951
## 55   21.2230654
## 56  -38.1989298
## 57   33.9900112
## 58   -9.0293035
## 59  -26.4532617
## 60    5.2080674
## 61  -57.0047861
## 62   -7.9150425
## 63   34.6127519
## 64  -21.0722866
## 65  -22.0009918
## 66  -37.5816067
## 67  -26.0583831
## 68  -25.5511822
## 69   15.6898060
## 70  -11.9155347
## 71   -2.0728694
## 72  -38.2242913
## 73   10.3876466
## 74  -22.3937288
## 75   16.7129825
## 76   36.0899293
## 77  -62.1710571
## 78  -11.0250420
## 79   43.4373665
## 80  -28.5252657
## 81  -17.3349979
## 82   58.2041869
## 83  -31.7292205
## 84    2.1957465
## 85   -7.5263700
## 86    6.0297930
## 87  -18.0886178
## 88  -14.5646838
## 89  -32.2092742
## 90   -3.0357398
## 91  -22.9596676
## 92  -69.3639459
## 93    5.2832261
## 94   -3.5250431
## 95  -24.0859349
## 96   -9.1837060
## 97   26.4214991
## 98    3.1212001
## 99   -2.9193041
## 100  -7.6730899
## 101  52.0041912
## 102  10.4210157
## 103  73.7871802
## 104   7.9854131
## 105   6.9306678
## 106 -26.3200156
## 107 -38.1956964
## 108 -37.1411765
## 109 -51.3551775
## 110  15.2312039
## 111  37.1313178
## 112   2.0545188
## 113   1.3651902
## 114  19.5562302
## 115   1.4943123
## 116  -6.1604300
## 117  -4.8525782
## 118 -61.9776211
## 119 -11.2002151
## 120 -15.1234596
## 121 -21.5609770
## 122  -4.7202419
## 123  50.4386227
## 124  -5.7864987
## 125   6.7136905
## 126 -35.9140143
## 127  50.9977671
## 128 -49.5940852
## 129 -34.1058846
## 130 -46.9621445
## 131 140.6245747
## 132  71.7959550
## 133  30.0581974
## 134   4.3121884
## 135   0.7502335
## 136  28.9102154
## 137  17.3960181
## 138  19.5045244
## 139 -12.7465335
## 140 -13.0911168
## 141 -36.7362018
## 142  -9.2131004
## 143  -4.9409642
## 144 -36.2423122
## 145 -31.9387023
## 146 -10.6584048
## 147  54.1763052
## 148 -25.9962973
## 149   8.2843516
## 150 -20.6385139
## 151  62.6625611
## 152 -33.3544363
## 153   3.7729886
## 154 -11.3760631
## 155   5.0805779
## 156  17.9950120
## 157  -7.8494101
## 158  -0.2201702
## 159  35.3022384
## 160 -11.5540752
## 161   0.6591253
## 162  -5.5871655
## 163   7.5462798
## 164  -9.3303245
## 165 -19.0175482
## 166  55.7263685
## 167  32.0402256
## 168  31.6353338
## 169  11.4108832
## 170  76.5904762
## 171 -32.7991015
## 172  -0.2825814
## 173 -19.0264844
## 174   9.3293014
## 175  54.2493038
## 176 -22.1047290
## 177  11.5543472
## 178  12.5352601
## 179  98.7318828
## 180  -0.3195726
## 181   4.3908269
## 182  43.6649823
## 183 -53.0060931
## 184 -18.3203130
## 185  33.8772333
## 186 -24.7792769
## 187 -11.5610805
## 188   2.7811315
## 189  73.1591927
## 190 -31.1749134
## 191  14.6672356
## 192 -37.2279106
## 193 -45.8529068
## 194 -17.4973688
## 195 -14.2672641
## 196 -56.8557034
## 197 -35.2780738
## 198   5.4730833
## 199 -12.5781921
## 200  46.9637691
  1. Calcule un intervalo de confianza del 96.8%
confint(object = Ecuacion_inversion.1, parm = "tv", level = .968)
##         1.6 %    98.4 %
## tv -0.2097376 0.2998052

De realizarce el ejercicio repetidas veces, el 96.8 por ciento de los casos que se gate 1 millón de dolares el publicidad para la televisión, las ventas se ventas de la empresa caerían a -0.2 millones de dolares como minimo y aumentaría a 0.2 millones de dolares como maximo.