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Re: [SPAM] Re: st: Predicted probabilities after oprobit w/robust standard errors
At 12:58 PM 6/2/2006, Matt Barmack wrote:
On a related note, does Stata have anthing similar to SAS's qlim that
allows the user to specify that the variance of the latent index is a
function of one or several variables?
This I can answer quickly. It sounds like you want a program that
allows for heteroskedasticity in errors, e.g. a program that
estimates what are variously known as location-scale or heterogeneous
choice models. If so, for a dichotomous DV you could use Stata's
hetprob command. For ordinal DVs and to choose distributions besides
probit, you can use my oglm command, available from SSC. I don't
know what the SAS counterpart is to oglm but I do know that oglm was
inspired by the SPSS program PLUM. You can also find out more about oglm at
http://www.nd.edu/~rwilliam/oglm/index.html
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