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Re: st: error message with ml maximization
At 08:46 PM 2/19/2006, Hui Wang wrote:
Hey, I wrote a little do file to estimate a simutanous equation
system with switch regime and get the following error message:
I'm guessing there is an error in your program. :) It is a little too
complicated for me to figure out, but I'll note that
* I assume you either have or can update to Stata 8.2, and hence set
the version accordingly
* Error 430 means "convergence not achieved. You have estimated a
maximum-likelihood model and Stata's maximization procedure failed to
converge to a solution; see [R] maximize. Check if the model is identified."
* Perhaps I am missing something, but you refer to $ML_y3; aren't
there only 2 dependent variables? If so, what is $ML_y3?
* Sometimes adding the difficult option will get the program to run, e.g.
ml maximize, difficult
My guess is you won't get off that easily in this case.
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