Dear forum members,
I am using a multivariate model (mvreg) to analyse the effect of many control variables (age, education levels…) on the adoption of 6 categories of agricultural practices. I use this model since I have many independent and many dependent variables, with a high correlation between the dependent variables.
I understand from the Stata manual that coefficients and standard errors produced by mvreg are identical to those that are produced by multiple OLS regressions done separately. The main difference between mvreg and reg seem to be that I can conduct tests of the coefficients across equations.
But if I do not conduct any such tests, what is the relevance of mvreg? Since the coefficients are the same as an OLS regression, does this mean that multivariate and simple regressions are in fact the same thing (when one does not conduct further tests)?
I am somewhat confused and hope someone could shed light on the added value of mvreg.
Many thanks!
Related Posts with Added value of multivariate regression model (mvreg)
Add common term to a list of different variable labelsHi All, I'm trying to add a common term to the existing variable labels of a dataset, "LPI: ", so t…
DiD with kernel PSMDear Statalist users, I am trying to combine a difference-in-difference design with kernel propens…
Interpreting results from an IVProbit RegressionHello...i need some serious help. I am running a regression (its huge by the way, not sure if you al…
ranksum test porder optionHi all, Good morning! I have done wilcoxin ranksum test with porder in STATA the variable we are te…
how to check whether a variable varies over time for each individual in a panel dataDear Statalist, I have a balanced panel data with life satisfaction for each individual over three …
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Added value of multivariate regression model (mvreg)
Post a Comment