I guess you think that -max(probability)- looks in variable
-probability- and returns the maximum. It doesn't do that. If that's
what you want, you need to do this first
su probability, meanonly
and then to use that maximum r(max) in what follows.
Nick
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Peter Dijkstra
That's a good idea!
I have a 4-option model, then I have the problem that a threshold of 25%
nor the maximum probability are perfect as threshold. However, what if
I'd like to select the maximum value? I use
by each_individual: gen correctly_predicted = (probability ==
max(probability))
But this ain't working: what do I do wrong?
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