Re: st: calculating a loglikelihood in regress

[Richard Williams <Richard.A.Williams.5@ND.edu>]

At 01:33 PM 5/3/2007, Dan MacNulty wrote:
> Richard - thanks for the helpful reply. Do you also happen to know how
> to calculate a loglikelihood from a nonlinear regression model generated
> with the command -nl- ?
Also, according to the Oct 20 2005 whatsnew for Stata:

nl has received the following enhancements.  The previous behavior of 
nl is preserved by setting version to one earlier than 9.1...

The value of the log-likelihood function assuming i.i.d. normal 
errors is saved in e(ll), and
likelihood-ratio tests can be performed after estimation using lrtest.



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