I'm reading a paper named "Flows of knowledge from universities and federal laboratories:Modeling the flow of patent citations over time and across institutional and geographic boundaries", in which the function like:
P = ai*aj*ag*exp(-b1*bi*bj*bg*x)*(1-exp(-b2*x)), in which ai~ag,b1,bi~bg and b2 are parameter for estimating.
In this paper, the Non-linear least-squares regression results table shows the t-statistic for H0 (Parameter = 1).
My question is what is the H0 of the t-test in normal non-linear least-squares in Stata (Parameter = 0? or 1?) ? And how to make the H0 as Parameter = 1, like the above paper?
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