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You can -lrtest- these models against each other, as they seem to be nested:
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webuse bangladesh, clear
xtmelogit c_use || district:
est store verysimple
xtmelogit c_use urban age child* || district:
est store simple
xtmelogit c_use urban age child* || district: urban
lrtest . verysimple
lrtest simple verysimple
lrtest . simple
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Martin
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Keith (UMSL-Student)
Gesendet: Freitag, 16. Oktober 2009 06:31
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Betreff: st: xtmelogit
I am running xtmelogit for a model. I am having trouble understanding the
different components of the output. I figured out how to get the variance
in the output.
My syntax reads like the following:
(Model 1) xtmelogit DV || InterceptVariable, variance
(Model 2) xtmelogit DV Level 1Variables ||InterceptVariable, variance
(Model 3) xtmelogit DV Level 1Variables ||InterceptVariable Level 2
Variables, variance
Do I go off the LR Test V. Logistic on the bottom for significance or do I
look at the significance level of the constant on each model to determine if
I can proceed with the next model?
Any help would be much appreciated.
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