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st: Multiple nonlinear equations regression with categorical variables
From
John Kim <[email protected]>
To
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Subject
st: Multiple nonlinear equations regression with categorical variables
Date
Tue, 4 Jan 2011 14:47:40 -0500
Hi,
I'm a complete newbie to Stata and I wanted to see if there
is a built-in command in Stata that would be appropriate for my needs. Some of my colleagues who heard about my issue told
me that Stata may have what I am looking for but I don't own the program
and wanted to ask for more opinions before I purchase the program.
I
have one dependent variable (continuous) that I would like to explain
with five independent variables. Four of them are continuous and one is
categorical. I am looking for a model that would allow me to fit
different
nonlinear (exponential, logarithmic) as well as linear equations to
each of the continuous independent variables. I am also interested in
testing some of
the interaction terms in the same model, most notably between the
categorical and the continuous independent variables. Is there a Stata
command that
would allow me to do this? Ideally, the model would also provide some
indication of which main and interaction terms should be included for
greatest parsimony.
Any help or leads would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your consideration.
Joh
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