Re: st: Conditional multinomial logistic regression again

[Jeph Herrin <junk@spandrel.net>]

. findit multinomial conditional

turns up  -mcl-

 STB-56  sbe37 . . . .  Special restrictions in multinomial logistic
 regression
 (help mclgen, mclest if installed)  . . . . . . . . . . . J. Hendrickx
 7/00    pp.18--26; STB Reprints Vol 10, pp.93--103
 programs for multinomial conditional logit providing greater
 flexibility for restrictions on the dependent variable;
 including stereotyped ordered regression models and the row
 and columns model 2 which contain both linear and multipli-
 cative terms

which may do what you want. Try -findit- to install this and/or
read the help file.

hth,
Jeph



Elizabeth Allred wrote:
> Having gotten no responses to my earlier query (below), I went over
> to the dark side (SAS) to see what it could/would do. Using proc
> logistic, I can fit a conditional <binary> logistic (like clogit) and
> a multinomial logistic (like mlogit) but SAS, too, will not fit a
> conditional multinomial logistic. SAS says:
>
> NOTE: Conditional logistic regression with polytomous response data
> is not currently supported.
>
> Will it ever be? I'm not a programming whiz..am I asking for
> something impossible? Is there no way to do conditional multinomial
> logistic regression??
>
> Liz
>
> > > > On 11/13/2008 at 3:42 PM, in message
> > > > <491C4AAA.6A77.00DF.0@hsph.harvard.edu>,
> Elizabeth Allred <lizard@hsph.harvard.edu> wrote:
> > I've used clogit (conditional [fixed-effects] logistic regression
> > but it only deals with a binary dependent variable. Now I have a
> > dependent variable with 3 levels. Mlogit (multinomial logistic
> > regression) handles that but doesn't it doesn't do for the fixed
> > effects. How can I do condtional multinomial logistic??
> >
> > Liz
>
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