When I use cmp_probit estimation model, the tool variable coefficient exists, but the tool variable is omitted when marginal effect is used. Is this because of severe multicollinearity? Is there a way to test multicollinearity for cmp commands?
the code:
cmp (y=x1 x2 x3 x4 x5) (x1=x2 x3 x4 x5 z) , ind($cmp_probit $cmp_probit) tech(dfp) nolr quietly robust
margins, predict (pr eq(#1)) dydx (*) force
Related Posts with Estimation of marginal effect of cmp_probit
Need help calculating an "isomorphism index"Dear Stata users, I am currently working on a minor research paper about isomorphic behavior within…
plotting distribution of variable with concentration at 0Hi everyone, I am trying to make a distribution plot for my variable expenditure that has a really h…
Combining results from different collections and export results in excel sheetDear STATA 17 users, I am new on STATA 17 and I want to use new feature for customizable tables to e…
Changing probability cutoff in binary logistic regressionHello everyone? I am running binary logistic regression. After running it, I used the lstat command…
Removing third bracket from*a column which is numericHello everyone, How I can remove the third bracket from a column ( which is numeric and gives count…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Estimation of marginal effect of cmp_probit
Post a Comment