I think it might help to let you know that SAS doesn't have the marginal
effect and odds-ratio test and Limdep cost more than $1,000 to buy. I'll try
Statacorp. Thanks.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Clive Nicholas" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, February 16, 2004 2:03 PM
Subject: Re: st: what's the command for multinomial probit model?
> Gang Peng wrote:
>
> >> >I can try mlogtest for sure, but if IIA is rejected, shouldn't I try a
> >> >multinomial probit model?
> >> >BTW, both SAS and Limdep have a multinomial probit model, why Stata
> >> don't
> >> >have one?
> >> >Thanks.
>
> and then wrote:
>
> > Thanks for the advice. But nested logit still puts restrictions on the
> > covariance structure of the error term. My question is sample: is there
a
> > multinomial probit procedure in Stata?
>
> Clearly not: somebody would have found -mprobit- by now and posted it to
> the list. I searched once already. Two suggestions:
>
> (1) Why not try Statacorp? ([email protected])
> (2) If you have either SAS or LIMDEP, why not use either of those
> programs if you really need to fit an MNP model?
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