Re: st: logistic regression with repeated measures

[David Jacobs <jacobs.184@osu.edu>]

You could tell us more about your data, but it sounds like you should use 
one of the estimators for panel data, including xtlogit, xtprobit, or 
xtcloglog if the dependent variable is highly skewed.  Check out the xt set 
up and the various estimators in the Stata manual.

Dave Jacobs

At 04:31 PM 6/2/2003 -0400, you wrote:

> Hi list,
> I work with longitudinal data. Due to the structure of the data (the time
> covariate is not continuous as I have monthly data only), I cannot use Cox
> regression.  There is up to 24 records for each respondent.  Each record
> represent the status of a respondent for each month of a two-year period.
>
> My questions are: Do I have the correct datafile structure to perform 
> logistic
> regression in this context?  If so, do I need to enter a command line 
> grouping
> observations by respondent, as in Cox regression?
>
> Thank you for any help you can provide.
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