Re: st: Ordered response threshold values overlap

[Christine Kalenborn <christine.kalenborn@tu-dresden.de>]

Maybe I should have restated my request. You right with saying the 
threshold values are distinct. I was worring about the fact that the 
confidence intervals overlap but the thresholds are distinct per se. 
Thank you very much! I will continue working with the original data 
rather than the rescaled.

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Am 09/07/2013 15:31, schrieb Nick Cox:
> No; the cutpoints are distinct, but their confidence intervals
> overlap.  This is less worrying than you seem to think. It's the
> overall fit of the model that is immensely more important.
>
> If you had more data, your confidence intervals would be smaller, but
> presumably you don't.
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