> Hello there,
>
>
> I have two *quick* questions.
>
> 1) Am I right in thinking that ologit is the 'cumulative odds model'
> for ordinal response variables (as described in Armstrong and Sloan,
> 1989)?
After locating a set of manuals it appears that I am.
Sorry about that. Thought the help menus and web would give me
all the same info.
J
> 2) Is there available a generalisation of the ocratio function
> that doesn't assume a constant slope?
> I have a 3-level outcome and want to compare A versus B and C
> along with B versus C. However, I want to end up with two sets
> of coefficients rather than the one set that ocratio will give me.
> I have experimented with mlogit but am so far unable to have
> two different reference groups using this method.
>
>
>
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