Hi Stata users,
I'd like to ask for your help. I read STATA manual pdf on post-estimation for mixed-effects linear regression model, however, I still don't get which tests I need to use to confirm the normality of the residuals (because my data is non-distributed). And how to read the results of post-estimation for me to determine whether the model fits well and if the non-distributed data was okay to be used.
Here's my command for the mixed model: mixed health t_in rh_in i.race || Homeid:
Thank you for your help.
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