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st: Random slope model in runmlwin
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Ashish Gupta <[email protected]>
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st: Random slope model in runmlwin
Date
Thu, 20 Mar 2014 12:22:01 +0530
hello Statalisters,
I am working on impact of contextual factors on some health outcomes using
DHS data. For this purpose I am using Runmlwin program for running
MLwIN within stata.I am employing the two level random intercept and
random slope models. At the level one i am considering individual
observation while at second level I am aggregating the individual
level variable at area(psu) level
the syntax for the model is
runmlwin con_use cons pl_res literate sli_medi sli_high sur_daug
age20_34 age35_44,
>level2(psu:cons nav_sli pro_cast) ///
>level1(lineno:)///
>discrete(distribution(binomial)link(logit)denominator(cons) pql2)///
I would like to ask that whether model specification at level 2 is
appropriate i.e psu level variable (nav_sli and pro_caste) which are
aggregate of individual level at psu (area) level in random part of
the model.
Any positive response will be appreciated.
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