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Subject   st: st: question about multinomial transition model
Date   Tue, 13 May 2003 13:03:20 +0100

Hi,
  The full reference is Diggle & Zeger (1994) Analysis of Longitudinal data. Oxford : Oxford university press. 
  My model is about competing risk factor model. I have four competing risk factors, let say A, B , C and D and 6 explanatory variables. I want to estimate the transitions from state A at one time to the next time or visit with include the explanatory variables. It mean tried to estimate the rates transition probabilities pr(Yij |Yij-1)plus the effect of explanatory variables (sort of Markov chain regression model for multinomial responses).

 Thank you in advance for the sugessions of software that can fit the above model. 

Azman Shahadan
Lancater University

> > I am now doing modelling on competing risk model. More specifically 
> > in Multinomial transition model (eg. Diggle & Ziger, 1994). I am 
> > desperate need of software that can model multinomial transition 
> > model. Any suggestions are welcome. 
> 
> Please provide more details about the nature of a "multinomial 
> transition model", and a full reference for Diggle and Ziger.
> 
> Stephen
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> Institute for Social and Economic Research (ISER)
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