Hi All,
For random effects logit and probit models, we can specify the number
of quadrature points (12 by default). According to the manual, more
quadrature points usually generate more stable estimation. If
neglecting the computation expense, are there any shortcomings of
using many quadrature points (say 100) for xtlogit and xtprobit?
Thanks for your help.
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