Thank you Nick,
I originally used -logistic- to generate a
"discriminant" function and that worked well (70%
correct classification). However, I wanted to see if I
could do better with a traditional MUV discriminant
procedure.
Regards,
Ricardo.
--- Nick Cox <[email protected]> wrote:
> Perhaps you can re-formulate your problem
> as a logit regression problem. Numerous
> papers in the literature over 30 years
> or so have argued that a logit framework
> often works as well or better than discriminant
> analysis.
>
> Nick
> [email protected]
>
> Ricardo Ovaldia
>
> > I have been using Dr. Hilbe's -discrim- command
> and
> > would like to be able to save or output the
> function
> > coefficients into another file. However, I do not
> > think that -discrim- leaves the coefficient matrix
> > behind. I would like to bootstrap my analysis. Is
> > there any other way to do this in Stata?
>
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Ricardo Ovaldia, MS
Statistician
Oklahoma City, OK
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