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st: Threshold regression using NL - How to specify indicator variable?
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Ophelie Desmarais <[email protected]>
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st: Threshold regression using NL - How to specify indicator variable?
Date
Mon, 3 Sep 2012 19:03:12 +0100
Dear list,
I would like to create a simple non-linear threshold regression:
y = a1+a2*X*I(X>Z)+a3*X*I(X<Z)
where in the linear case a2=a3. Z is unknown and to be estimated.
Is there anyway to do this with Stata's "nl" command? The tutorial
suggests that you can run relatively straightforward models like: nl
(y = {b0=1}*(1 - exp(-1*{b1=0.1}*x)))
i.e. you just define the functional form in command line. But I am not
aware of an operator for an indicator variable, so I'm not sure how to
do this here.
Any suggestions would be appreciated - I did check the previous posts
and run a Google search, but no success.
Thanks!
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