Dirk,
(1) Please post using plain-text.
(2) Check that really your dependent variable is 0 or 1.
-tab y, m- or something like that.
(3) I understand that -xtlogit, fe- automatically drop out all
positive or all negatives outcomes.
(4) Use -tsset id time- before the command.
(5) I am almost sure that -xtlogit, fe- is -clogit-, try this
command, maybe you need an additional option.
Rodrigo.
----- Original Message -----
From: Dirk Nachbar
To: statalist
Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 8:19 AM
Subject: Re: st: xtlogit fe
Jeph
I exclude groups which have only 1s or only 0s.
Dirk Nachbar
Assistant Economist
Pensim2
Department for Work and Pensions
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[email protected] 18/07/2006 13:13To
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Some output would be helpful. But if you are running xtlogit, why
would you want to exclude all outcomes that are 1 or 0? If there are
no 0s, then xtlogit (like logit) will fail.
Jeph
Dirk Nachbar wrote:
> Dear all
>
> I want to run an xtlogit with fixed effects but Stata won't do it. It
> complains about multiple positive outcomes within groups. I did exclude
> observations where all outcomes are 1 or 0. It then reports a sorting
> error. Why?
>
> Dirk Nachbar
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