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Re: AW: st: maximum number of outcomes in mlogit
At 03:08 AM 5/21/2008, Tiemann, Michael wrote:
With the mnlm I want to do two things: 1) find out whether the
independent variables can be used to discriminate the occupations
and 2) find out (which the -mlogtest, combine- would do nicely)
whether there are gruops that might have been combined. Does this
make anything clearer?
You probably have some idea of where the possible combinations could
be. Perhaps you could work with subsets of occupations and use mlogtest.
Incidentally, my earlier suggestion won't work. mprobit and slogit
both have limits of 30 categories for Y. I suppose you could try
tweaking their code and see if they would work with more categories.
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