Greetings. I am reaching out for help with melogit postestimation commands.
I am using melogit to model a dichotomous outcome with a fixed effect (year that the outcome developed) and random effects for the country where the outcome took place (n=9). I would like to summarize the modeled country effects in an easily interpretable way. How would you typically show and explain the results for each of the nine countries?
At present, I generate empirical Bayes means for _cons[place] using < predict [newvar], reffects > . Then I use tab to determine the mean for each country. There is surely a more elegant approach, likely something that shows both means and confidence intervals. I'll appreciate your help. Thanks.
Related Posts with melogit postestimation
Intersection of two matricesThis feels like a super basic question, but how do I find the intersection of two matrices in mata? …
Drop observation if missing in two discontinous yearsHello, I have a lot of balance sheet data (with a lot of variables). What I need is for every idnr …
Regression Discontinuity - RDDensity test (Cattaneo)Hello everyone, This is my first time using Statalist as well as first time trying to do anything w…
Destringing and Dropping.Hello, How would I go about telling stata to drop the observations of variable nace_r2, when the fi…
Lag in Regression with Newey–West standard errorsPlease help resolve some confusion regarding newey (the command to run NW SE regression in Stata): …
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to melogit postestimation
Post a Comment