Nick,
Would love to, but don't have the documentation. I've already spent more
than enough on software and other Stata books. :-)
C.
This refers to correlation structures
in time. For more details, see the documentation
on -xtgee-.
Nick
[email protected]
Clive Nicholas
Forgive me for being thick, but how many different 'structures of
correlation' are there? I'm only aware of two: bivarate and
canonical!
>>> (1) I cannot successfully fit an -xtgee- model (ie,
xtgee [depvar]
>>> [varlist], family(binomial) link(probit) i(id)
t(waves38)). All I get
>>> is
>>> this error message: "estimates diverging (absolute
correlation > 1)
>>> r(430);". Uhh? And how can this be got round?
>
> You don't mention what correlation structure you are
specifying. I often
> have this problem when I specify unstructured correlation
- which is the
> most general. If this is the case, you may solve your
problem by trying a
> different (appropriate) correlation structure.
>
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Yours,
CLIVE NICHOLAS,
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School of Geography, Politics and Sociology,
University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
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