I want to run a fixed effects regression model in stata using panel data to examine the change in individuals' responses over time. My dependent variable is ordinal so I was planning on using xtoprobit, however, I realize this would be using random effects.
Should I use xtoprobit even though it uses random effects? Or would it be best to run a linear regression with fixed effects (xtreg, fe)? Thank you
Related Posts with xtoprobit vs xtreg, fe
Mixed-Effect Zero Inflated Negative Binomial model ??Hello, I have a study where I am evaluating the relationship between the total number of health care…
Counts in a long dataset taking into account other variables including timeHello, I have a very large dataset that includes people ("personid") who could have been seen at 4 …
Why does the asreg command give me values for the first observations of my sample even thought I specified a min?Hello everyone! I am using the asreg command to calculate betas using one year of daily data, but I…
Perturb with MlogitHi All, I estimate a multinomial logit model with 10 independent variables. I suspect that there mi…
Appending excel files - Error r(601)Hi. I am trying to append all excel files in a single folder into one big file, but the code below t…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to xtoprobit vs xtreg, fe
Post a Comment