A neighbor, Eric Powers <[email protected]> asks:
>> Hi, does your academic discipline typically use logit (or probit)
>> regressions with interaction terms? If so, then you may be able to
help
>> me.
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"Cheesman, Fred" <[email protected]>
responds:
> Take a look at Nagler, J. (1994). SCOBIT: An Alternative Estimator
to
> Logit and Probit. American Journal of Political Science, 38,
220-255. He
> recommends the skewed logit (hence SCOBIT) approach in any analysis
(logit
> or Probit-type) involving interactions.
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In this thread, commend to all: Christopher H. Achen, "Toward a New
Political
Methodology: Microfoundations and ART", Annual Review of Political
Science 5 (2002): 423-50.
He examines Nagler quite directly, but thoughtfully raises larger
questions...
Regards,
Mark E. Tompkins
Dept. of Government and International Studies
University of South Carolina
reply to: [email protected]
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