Eric Cahuzac replied on 24 November to your mail.
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Nick
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> I wrote a letter to you guys last week,
> however I haven't gotten any feedback yet,
> so I wonder that you might not receive my mail.
> Anyway, I think I'd better write a letter to you again.
> I'd like to run switching regressions , but I don't know how.
> I know the command "switchr", but I can't understand the illstration.
> Can you just give me a simple example?
> For example, my dependent variable is y, and my independent
> variables are b, c, and d.
> Beside, I have 2 variables e,f to be criteria to separate my
> regression y=
> a0+a1b+a2c+a3d into 4 segments
> first, I'd like to know how I can get the criteria e* and f*
> which maximize the regression's likelihood.
> then, how can I compare these segments?
> I really need your help, and I hope you can give me any
> response as soon as possible
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