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> Dear all,
>
> I am working with some household panel dataset and in order to check
> for random effects I did both gllamm and xtmelogit regression. While
> in gllamm everything worked fine, xtmelogit did not deal with the two
> levels (individuals and households) the way I expected. Namely, it
> reports the same number of units on both levels (!) and practically no
> random effects either level. Also, the results are practically
> identical to the results when "normal" logit regression is used. Does
> anyone know what this could be about? Thanks a lot.
>
> Dimitrije
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