I have some problems to download to pdf, but I guess from the S-Plus script file that it's extremely helpful. Really many thanks.
Nicola
At 02.33 06/09/2007 -0400, Garry Anderson wrote:
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>Hi Nicola,
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>The following may be helpful
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>Predicting Group-Level Outcome Variables From Variables Measured at
>the Individual Level: A Latent Variable Multilevel Model.
>By Croon, Marcel A.; van Veldhoven, Marc J. P. M.
>Psychological Methods. 2007 Mar Vol 12(1) 45-57
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>Regards, Garry
>Email: [email protected]
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>Sent: Mon 03/09/2007 20:32
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: st: swapping levels in mixed models
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>In many examples which I found on the web using SAS or Stata, the =
>student-level outcome is predicted using student-level and school-level =
>covariates.
>Is it insane to ask Stata, e.g. to predict school-level number of =
>students passing the math exam (or their percentage on the number of =
>enrolled students) using information about gender and socio-economic =
>status?
>If no, can I just use a school-level y or should I modify the usual =
>command syntax in -gllamm- (and how)?
>
>Nicola
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