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Re: st: Obtaining Predicted Probabilities using gologit
my -oprobpr- might be of service here (although it doesn't work, I
think, after gologit. But you could hack into it potentially).
Also check out -adjust-
--Nick
At 06:12 PM 6/13/2006, you wrote:
At 11:46 AM 6/13/2006, Lisa Powell wrote:
HI,
I am running a gologit model and want to assess the magnitude of
the association between one of my independent variables and my
outcome variable using the predict option similar to a probit/logit
model. I specifically want to set my independent variable to a
given value to test varying scenarios for this association. Below
is the syntax I used after my gologit model statement:
...
When I ran this I received the following error statement:
predict xb1, equation(mleq1) xb at [promo=1];
option at not allowed
r(198);
I've never seen the "at" option on predict before; it would probably
work if you change it to
if promo==1
But, If you use gologit2 (which you can download from SSC) you can
save yourself about 15 steps here. gologit2's predict command can
compute the probabilities directly, e.g.
gologit2 y promo
predict prob1 prob2 prob3 prob4 prob5 if promo==1
This assumes there are cases where promo really does equal 1.
Here is a more complicated trick.
clonevar newpromo = promo
gologit2 y newpromo x2 x3 x4 x5
replace newpromo = 1
predict prob1 prob2 prob3 prob4 prob5 if e(sample)
This is useful if, say, you want to see what the predicted value for
each case would be if promo equaled 1 instead of whatever it does equal.
There are lots of other ways of achieving similar results.
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