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RE: st: gologit2
At 09:44 AM 4/16/2008, Maarten buis wrote:
If -gologit2- allows you to specify starting values, than you can set
the starting values at the values used for generating the data
(parameters for all Xs = 1, and cut-points -2, 0, 2), this should
reduce the number of itterations necessary, and thus speed things up.
Unfortunately, gologit2's programmer failed to build in such basic
functionality. But I can speed things up a little bit by using
ologit instead of gologit2 for the first part, i.e.
ologit y `x'
est store m1
gologit2 y `x', npl store(m2)
lrtest m1 m2, force
return scalar p = r(p)
It is running now so I will report back in a few months. If it takes
too long, maybe I will just hack gologit2 to get the good start values. Rich
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