Hi Stata experts,
I am using -xtgee- to run models. I have a base model that only includes control variables and the second model includes control and independent variables. Now I want to compare the goodness of fit for these two models. I tried to use AIC or BIC with the command -estat ic- but it is not supported. I know GEE is based on quasilikelihood theory rather than maximum likelihood theory.
I read some papers that used GEE in my field. I found that they reported -2 log-likelihood value and delta (a sign of triangle) fit from the base model (χ2 ). I searched -2 log-likelihood and some people say it is deviance. My questions are:
1. Is -2 log-likelihood value the same with deviance reported in GEE output?
2. What command can I use to compare the goodness of fit for two gee models?
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