Re: st: Defining observation specific truncation points with truncreg

[Eric Sevigny <els21+@pitt.edu>]

Right, but what if I have ll(10) for 1997 and ll(20) for 1996 and want to 
model these different truncation points? Can I do that with truncreg?

--On Thursday, September 30, 2004 6:00 PM -0400 Stas Kolenikov 
<skolenik@gmail.com> wrote:r


> -ll(a) ul(b)- means that in a given observation, the observed response
> can be anywhere between a and b. If it is actually smaller than a or
> greater than b, it is actually truncated. -truncreg, ll(0)- would be
> equivalent to the "standard" Tobit procedure: it says that anything at
> zero or below, it is actually truncated at zero.
>
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