In doing a logistic regression, after storing A and B to do a Likelihood
ratio test lrtest A B, it said there is a difference in the population in
the two variables 884 vs 885.
Is there anything I can do to deal with the problem.
Charles Chasela
> At 01:24 PM 1/3/2008, Naomi Spence wrote:
>>Has anyone run into trouble using ICE in Stata 10? When attempting to use
>>the passive and substitute options, I get an error message that states
>>"Unknown function index()". I have followed examples and done a lot of
>>troubleshooting, but this error message is persistent and I don't know the
>>reason for it. Below is an example of my syntax:
>
> Also, there are various incarnations of ice floating around. There is an
> updated version of the ice that appeared in the Stata Journal. It is
> called st0067_2 and is dated Dec. 5, 2005.
>
> However, SSC also has a version, simply called ice, and it is dated Sept
> 14, 2007. My guess is that this is the latest and greatest version.
>
> My experience is that, when there are multiple versions, the SSC version
> tends to be the most up to date, but there are exceptions to that.
> Unfortunately, if you have, say the st0067_2 version, adoupdate isn't
> going to catch that there is a more current version on SSC.
>
> I love Stata Journal, but it is important to realize it does not always
> have the latest versions of the programs that initially appeared in it.
>
>
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