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st: AW: Is it possible to absorb the fixed effect after xtlogit?
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st: AW: Is it possible to absorb the fixed effect after xtlogit?
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Thu, 12 Jul 2012 16:59:28 +0200
Dear Bart,
fixed effects logistic regression is a conditional logisitic regression
(help clogit). This means, that individual heterogeneity is not and cannot
be estimated for the fixed effects logistics regression. The solution with
panel group indicators from the linear models leads to inconsistent
esimators for categorical outcomes. For an easy introduction see Allison,
Paul (2009): Fixed Effects Regression Models.
best
Klaus
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Betreff: st: Is it possible to absorb the fixed effect after xtlogit?
Dear Statalist,
I am curently working on a research project involving logistic regressions.
Since I am interested in the fixed effects of the models used, I use the
xtlogit fe command.
Most importantly I want to know the absorbed values of the fixed effect. So
basically I want to execute the predict name, d command which is used after
areg varlist, absorb.
However, it seems that it is not possible? Is that right? Is there a way to
get it? Thanks!
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