Thanks for the response Clive. I tried to do what you suggested just
to test if the zeros are the ones causing the collinearity, but it
didn't work either. Plus, if I exclude observations with zero values
in the ads variable, that will exclude valid alternatives in the
choice model.
Cielo
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 11:36 PM, Clive Nicholas
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Cielo Magno replied to Jade Redoblado:
>
>> Hi Jade! I have 18,652 observation and 1,841 cases.
>
> A better's punt, but what if you run your -asclogit- model without the
> zero-observations on the -total_ads- variable?
>
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