I think that Mx can do FIML regression, and it's free.
http://www.vcu.edu/mx/
(It requires you to specify the model in matrix terms, and is a bit
fiddly, until you get the hang of it.)
Jeremy
On 01/06/07, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
Is it possible to estimate a regression model using ML
(instead of OLS)? Other programs (e.g., MPLUS, AMOS) allow
one to estimate regression models using ML (or they refer to
it as FIML), which is useful when one has missing data on
observations and one does not want to have one's sample size
reduced (by listwise). If this is possible, what is the
synatx one would use?
Thanks,
John.
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