Dear Statalists,
I have been looking for multilevel diagnostics tests (Heteroscedasticity and Residuals) and I found that qnorm is the easy way to start with.
I ran qnorm to check for normal distribution of residuals. Can I say that my residuals are normally distributed?
What other tests should I run to diagnose multilevel mixed regression?
My dependent variable is continuous ( 0 - 100)
[CODE]mixed V1_ i.(gender nationality level_of_education field_of_study) b3.(place_of_study) b4.grade b3.experience_and_internship i.extra_curricular_activities b4.referral|| id_resp:
predict hiring, residuals
qnorm hiring
qnorm.gph
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