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st: AW: actually vs. reported dropped observations xtlogit
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st: AW: actually vs. reported dropped observations xtlogit
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Thu, 15 Nov 2012 11:57:19 +0100
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Dear Florian,
the fe-model drops all observations without within-group variance of the
dependent variable, whereas the re-model drops only observation for which
the dependent variable can be perfectly predicted with the independet
variables. Therefore, the number of observations for fe can be lower as for
the re.
webuse union, clear
xtlogit union age grade, fe
xtlogit union age grade, re
you can force to use the same estimation sample by restriction to e(sample).
webuse union, clear
xtlogit union age grade, fe
xtlogit union age grade if e(sample), re
best
Klaus
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Betreff: st: actually vs. reported dropped observations xtlogit
Dear Statalist,
Using a fixed effects logit model (xtlogit, fe), STATA reports that it drops
N=3540 observations because all positive or all negative outcomes.
This is understandable given the way how "xtlogit, fe" works.
However, in the corresponding random effects model, we have N=4246
observations.
In the fixed effects model, we have N=984 observations.
4246-984=3262 !
3263 is smaller than 3540. Hence, STATA reports to have dropped more
observations than it actually did.
Do you have an explanation?
Thank you for your consideration.
Best wishes,
Florian
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