Hello everyone,
I am using the traj command to examined gait speed trajectories and I have a question about the dropout model option. When I used this option, some of my models had positive BICs and some had negative BICs. However, when I removed that option, all BICs were positive. What is the benefit of using this option? Can I omit this option?
Here’s my code and BIC values:
2 groups (with dropout model)
traj, var(walkspeed_*) indep(time_*) model(cnorm) order(0 0) min(0.07533158) max(1.9544182) dropout(0 0)
BIC= -873.03 (N=9525) BIC= -869.39 (N=2836) AIC= -851.54 ll= -845.54
2 groups (without dropout model)
traj, var(walkspeed_*) indep(time_*) model(cnorm) order(0 0) min(0.07533158) max(1.9544182)
BIC= 2004.89 (N=9525) BIC= 2007.31 (N=2836) AIC= 2019.21 ll= 2023.21
Thanks in advance.
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