Dear all,
Using longitudinal data at prefecture level, I conducted multilevel analyses with a random-intercept(prefecture) using menbreg command. I would like to identify autoregressive covariance, but menbreg command has no options about that, whereas "mixed", linear-regression model has. The covariance() options for menbreg seems for no meaning if the model contains one random intercept. Could you please tell me how I can take correlation structure into a generalized mixed model?
Sincerely,
Mariko
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