In the Statalist archives I found the following
inquiry from Ssu Weng on Sat, 4 Oct 2003 19:25:41 -0600.
Does anyone know the answer? There did not seem
to be any follow-up on the list. Also,
-findit relrisk- yields no matches. There are
other discussions that touch on the meaning of
-mlogit, rrr- but while illuminating regarding
terminology, none seem to provide a method for
outputting the adjusted risk ratio.
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I'd like to estimate relative risks in addition to odds ratios.
Why do I get the same estimates from -or- option after -logit- as from -rrr-
after -mlogit-, but different estimates from -relrisk-?
When using -mlogit- or -svymlogit- and option -rrr-, are the estimates
actually odds ratios? If so,
how can I get relative risks from multinomial regression?
In the output below, I'm just using a binary outcome variable as an example.
Actually, I want to use -svymlogit- for a 4-level outcome variable.
Thank you for your help.
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