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Re: st: RE: Random effects hierarchical models


From   [email protected] (Geoff Jones)
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: RE: Random effects hierarchical models
Date   Wed, 10 Aug 2005 16:34:14 +1200

I tried gllamm on a toy data set (pasted below). Rather than the variance components I hoped for, it gave the output below, including a mysterious s1 which wasnt in the data set. Am I being stupid? Are my data not set up properly? Im running Stata 8.2.   Geoff

. gllamm chld, i(hh psu)

gllamm model                                      Number of obs    =      35
                                                  Model chi2(0)    =       .
                                                  Prob > chi2      =       .
Log Likelihood =    -54.0557850

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
        chld |      Coef.   Std. Err.      z    P>|z|     [95% Conf. Interval]
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
chld         |
       _cons |    .720011   .2974915     2.42   0.016     .1369384    1.303083
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
s1           |
       _cons |  -.3785962   .2322276    -1.63   0.103     -.833754    .0765616
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
hh           |
       _cons |  -.0934234   .1966765    -0.48   0.635    -.4789022    .2920555
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
psu          |
       _cons |  -.2840285   .4295068    -0.66   0.508    -1.125846    .5577894
------------------------------------------------------------------------------				

psu	hh	chld 
1	1	-.0002322
1	2	-.8776832
1	2	.6442573
1	3	1.776474
1	3	1.69835
1	3	2.233133
1	4	-1.583588
1	5	.4658188
1	6	1.895023
1	7	-.1867006
1	7	.2097958
1	8	-.6904323
2	1	-1.346911
2	1	-.4776295
2	2	-.173507
2	3	-1.417931
2	4	.2320751
2	5	.4959524
2	5	1.034853
3	1	.334507
3	1	.3730094
3	2	.4297595
3	3	2.242641
3	4	.9147155
3	4	.8138424
4	1	.3867926
4	2	2.972212
4	2	1.865673
4	2	3.375655
4	3	.4450933
4	4	2.861456
4	5	-.3123977
4	5	1.838948
4	6	2.302191
4	7	3.418916


> -findit hierarchical random effects- brings up -gllamm-.
> 
> 
> Scott
> 
> 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: [email protected] [mailto:owner-
> > [email protected]] On Behalf Of Geoff Jones
> > Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 11:13 PM
> > To: [email protected]
> > Subject: st: Random effects hierarchical models
> >
> > How can I fit a random effects model with a nested (hierarchical)
> > structure in Stata? I have measurements on children within households
> > within PSUs, and want estimates (sorry, "predictions") of the random
> > effects for households and PSUs. Quite a large data set (6000 children,
> > several hundred PSUs).
> >
> > I can do this in Splus (lme, random.effects) but need to be able to do it
> > in Stata. Any suggestions.   Geoff
> >
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