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st: estat icc
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st: estat icc
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Wed, 30 Oct 2013 14:06:12 -0700 (PDT)
Hello,
I am attempting to use the postestimation command "estat icc" after using
xtmixed for a mixed model. However, each of my attempts ends with this
error:
. estat icc
invalid subcommand icc
r(321);
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requested action not valid after most recent estimation command;
This message can be produced by predict or test and indicates
that the requested action cannot be performed.
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I am confused by this error since I found the estat icc command in
documentation specific to xtmixed postestimations published by Stata.
Specifically, the documentation says:
estat icc displays the intraclass correlation for pairs of responses at
each nested level of the model. Intraclass correlations are available for
random-intercept models or for random-coefficient models conditional on
random-effects covariates being equal to zero. They are not available
for crossed-effects models or with residual error structures other than
independent structures.
Is there some reason why I would not be able to use estat icc? I am using
Stata 12.
Thank you for your help.
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