I want to estimate a system of equations, imposing that one
coefficient of the first equation equal the inverse of a coefficient of the
second equation.
nlsur (y1 = {b0}+{b1}*x1+{b2}*x2+{b3}*x3+{b4}*x4) (y2 ={d0}+{d1}*x5+{d2}*x6) (y3= {g0}+{g1}*x7)
and want to impose b1=1/d2. How would you do that? Is the lnsur command the appropriate command for what I'm trying to do?
Many thanks,
Jules.
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