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Re: st: question on gllamm for discrete latent variable with one factor structure
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Re: st: question on gllamm for discrete latent variable with one factor structure
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Tue, 11 May 2010 08:53:05 -0700 (PDT)
no. it does not converge. and it is not the model I wanted with the option nocos and eq(cons mu1 mu2),
since in gllamm, eq(cons mu1 mu2) means the latent variable is sita= ipsilon0*1 + ipsilon1*mu1 + ipsilon*mu2
for equation constraint-- eq cons: cons, eq mu1: mu1, etc
the model my assumption about the latent variable is:
sita_wrknt = a_wrknt + c_ wrknt*mu
sita_wrkwt = a_wrkwt + c_ wrkwt*mu
sita_edu = a_edu + c_edu*mu
the intercept and slope of the laten variable both depend on the person's choice, education, work with/out
training or not.
any suggestion?
PS, I am still not familiar with how to put the answered post after the original one, if this one becomes a
new post, I apologize for it.
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