I have to a model
threshold = 100 -2*deltat + c1*sigma^a + c2*deltat^2 + c3*sigma^c * deltat^d
where I know 0<threshold<100 as it is in all my datapoints (https://pastebin.com/3pYiNFf1)
To do this I run the following code (and I am fully aware this approach is incredibly stupid/ridiculous but I can't think of anything better) using the nlmixed procedure with as model the binomial distribution with 100 trials, and succes chance hopefully threshold/100.
PROC NLMIXED data=BEP;
PARMS c1=-1, c2=0, c3=0, a=1, b=1, c=1, d=1;
p = (100 - 2*deltat + c1*sigma**(a) + c2*deltat**(b) + c3*sigma**(c) * deltat**(d))/100;
model threshold ~ binomial(100,p);
run;
However when running this I get no output and the log says
Run NLMIXED with option trace to get debug info. The problem is related to cases where sigma=0. NLMIXED is trying to take the log of sigma and fails. You can get convergence by replacing sigma=0 by sigma=0.01.
With sigma=0.01, the results indicate that your model is overparameterized, likely because of the two terms involving sigma with different exponents. Just a guess.
Run NLMIXED with option trace to get debug info. The problem is related to cases where sigma=0. NLMIXED is trying to take the log of sigma and fails. You can get convergence by replacing sigma=0 by sigma=0.01.
With sigma=0.01, the results indicate that your model is overparameterized, likely because of the two terms involving sigma with different exponents. Just a guess.
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