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RE: st: Wald Chi-Square in Logistic with Cluster Option
Thank you, Clive, for helping me to understand the above subject.
Luckily, my results did not show incomplete model diagnostics.
Daniel Indro
**Are you using a svy estimator or did you specify the cluster()
option?**
The VCE you have just estimated is not of sufficient rank to perform the
model test. As discussed in [R] test, the model test with clustered or
survey data is distributed as F(k,d-k+1) or chi2(k) where k is the
number
of constraints and d=number of clusters or d=number of PSU's minus the
number of strata. Since the rank of the VCE is at most d and the model
test reserves one degree of freedom for the constant, at most d-1
constraints can be tested, so k must be less than d. The model that you
just fit does not meet this requirement.
Hope that helps.
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