pyblp.ProblemResults.compute_demand_jacobians¶
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ProblemResults.
compute_demand_jacobians
(name='prices', market_id=None)¶ Estimate matrices of derivatives of demand with respect to a variable, \(x\).
In market \(t\), the value in row \(j\) and column \(k\) is
(1)¶\[\frac{\partial s_{jt}}{\partial x_{kt}}.\]- Parameters
name (str, optional) – Name of the variable, \(x\). By default, \(x = p\), prices.
market_id (object, optional) – ID of the market in which to compute Jacobians. By default, Jacobians are computed in all markets and stacked.
- Returns
Estimated \(J_t \times J_t\) matrices of derivatives of demand. If
market_id
was not specified, matrices are estimated in each market \(t\) and stacked. Columns for a market are in the same order as products for the market. If a market has fewer products than others, extra columns will containnumpy.nan
.- Return type
ndarray
Examples