Hi,
I have a question about a regression that I am running for my Bachelor thesis. I do not have normally distributed residuals which I believe is an issue.
I was wondering if there is a command that makes it possible to run a regression without normally distributed residuals?
(I have learned that the robust command can be used to correct for heteroscedasticity for example).
The second question is that I have problem with three of the regression assumptions (homoscedasticity, normally distributed residuals and autocorrelation). Is there any command that can be used to correct for all of them? (I have heard that the robust command can correct for heterscedasticity as well as autocorrelation)
I have panel data and using log/square to transform my dependent variables is not an option because they have negative as well as positive values.
Please be patient, I am a first time user of Statalist. Let me know if I have missed any information that should be included in the question.
Thank you,
Astrid
Related Posts with Running regressions without normally distributed residuals
How to tag the most recent fiscal year end value based on the calandar time?Dear Stata experts, I would like to find the most recent fiscal-year-end investment based on the ca…
marginal effects after bayesian mlogitDear all, I'm running a bayesian mlogit model using the "bayes:" prefix and I'm trying to compute ma…
Trimming percentiles within each age categoryHello stata-users, I have come across code for trimming data globally but not what I am specifically…
How to deal with non-linear relationships in linear modelsDear all, I estimated a linear regression model on multiply imputed data. I regress income on a ran…
PPML Prediction, Dependent Variable on Both SidesHi all, I'm using a gravity model to predict migration through PPML. The dependent variable is Migr…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Running regressions without normally distributed residuals
Post a Comment