Re: st: loglikelihood and loglikelihood ratio

[jjc.li@utoronto.ca]

I just searched -force- and know what it means. I didn't use it in  
previous estimation. So I will check the commands again.

Jingjing


Quoting Maarten buis <maartenbuis@yahoo.co.uk>:

> --- On Tue, 17/3/09, jjc.li@utoronto.ca  wrote:
> > The previous results is from the estimation of a "7
> > regions dataset".
> >
> > Then I use almost the same command to do the estimation of
> > a "3  regions dataset". The only thing I change is that I
> > choose first 3 regions of the total 7 regions and also
> > modify the command that related to the dummy varible. This
> > time, it gives a negative value.
>
> Are you sure both models A and E refer to the same 3 regions?
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> Did you specify the -force- option in -lrtest-?
>
> --Maarten
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