Hi Everyone,
I want to run a probability model by using high-dimensional fixed effects to understand the effect of X on Y. To do so, I picked the linear probability model since reghdfe command provides a computational advantage. However, half of my predicted values are negative. I have two questions:
i) Would it be ok under some circumstances?
ii) Does logit or probit have a similar command to reghdfe?
Thanks in advance.
Ulas
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