Hello, i am using the margins command to predict the effect of some variables, this is my regression:
svy: logit se_atendio ib(6).afiliacion ib(2).nse ib(5).zonas i.cronico i.discapacidad c.edad##c.edad i.hombre i.tipo_enfermedad if enfermo==1
margins afiliacion nse zonas hombre tipo_enfermedad , predict(pr) at(afiliacion=6 nse=2 zonas=5 hombre=1 tipo_enfermedad=1) continuous
my question is what value does the margin command consider for the variables which aren´t specified on the at() option??
NOTE: Consider that edad is continous, and cronico, and discapacidad are categoric variables
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