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Re: st: simulating random numbers from zero inflated negative binomial estimates
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"E. Paul Wileyto" <[email protected]>
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Re: st: simulating random numbers from zero inflated negative binomial estimates
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Thu, 02 Jun 2011 10:56:50 -0400
I'm not sure whether anyone has answered this yet.
First, read the help on zinb post-estimation commands. There are many
flavors of "predict" listed there. You will need three of them before
you start generating random numbers. The first one you will need is:
predict p1, pr
That will generate a new variable, p1, which will be the predicted
probability of an inflated zero. All the work is done for you.
The second predicted quantity you will need is:
predict lp, xb
That will generate the linear combination of predictor variables
weighted by coefficients for the negative binomial part of the model.
Finally, you will need:
predict alpha, xb eq(#3)
which will generate a variable containing the overdispersion parameter
for the negative binomial. With those three bits, you can get on to
simulating.
Here's my script:
zinb cignums drug week, inf(drug week)
predict p1 , pr
predict p2 , xb
predict lnalpha , xb eq(#3)
gen alph=exp(lnalpha)
gen xg=rgamma(1/alph, alph*p2)
gen pg=rpoisson(xg)
gen zi=runiform()>p1
gen newcigs=zi*pg
zinb newcigs drug week, inf(drug week)
Paul
On 6/1/2011 7:13 PM, Ari Samaranayaka wrote:
Deaf statalist members
Can some one help me with this question with regards to zero-inflated
negative binomial regression (ZINB command) . I need to see how good
the fitted model by comparing model outputs with observations. For
this, I aim to simulate random numbers from fitted model to compare
with observed numbers.
Can some one tell me how to simulate random numbers from the fitted
model please? Is there any post estimation command for this? if not,
is it possible to use estimated regression coefficients?
Thank you
Ari-Sam
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