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Re: st: gllamm syntax
From
"Mary E. Mackesy-Amiti" <[email protected]>
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Subject
Re: st: gllamm syntax
Date
Wed, 03 Nov 2010 11:13:37 -0500
On 11/1/2010 5:14 PM, Shubhabrata Mukherjee wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to run gllamm for a 3-level nested model (patients nested within
doctors within clinics). I have 4 patient level covariates (gender, age, race
and education)& 1 doctor level covariate (specialty). I am not sure about the
correct syntax for running a random coefficient model. Can anyone take a look
and point me to the right syntax. Here's what I used which is wrong.
***********
gen byte one = 1
eq cons : one
eq gen : new_gen
eq race : new_race
eq educ : edulvl
eq age : age1
gllamm zeta1 new_gen age1 edulvl new_race specialty, i(docid clinicid) nrf(1 8)
///
eqs(cons cons new_gen cons new_race cons edulvl cons age1)
*****
I get the following error message:
equation new_gen not found
r(111);
*****
1. equation new_gen is not found because the equation name is "gen"
2. As I understand it,
gllamm zeta1 new_gen age1 edulvl new_race specialty, i(docid clinicid)
nrf(1 5) ///
eqs(cons cons gen race educ age)
would specify a 3-level model with random intercept at the doc level and
random intercept & random slopes on gender, race, education and age at
the clinic level (is this is what you want?)
If I want to enter a random effect (intercept and slope) for doctor specialty,
what will be the modification. Also is there a way to make it run faster using
the `nip' command?
eq cons : one
eq spec : specialty
gllamm zeta1 new_gen age1 edulvl new_race specialty, i(docid clinicid)
nrf(2 1) ///
eqs(cons spec cons)
would specify a model with fixed effects for patient variables, random
intercept and random slope on specialty at the doc level, and random
intercept at the clinic level.
3. I believe nip() is used to increase the number of integration points
for better precision
4. equivalently,
xtmixed zeta1 new_gen age1 edulvl new_race specialty || clinicid: ||
docid: specialty
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Mary Ellen Mackesy-Amiti, Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor
Community Outreach Intervention Projects (COIP)
School of Public Health m/c 923
Division of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
University of Illinois at Chicago
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