Azman Shahadan,
gllamm has changed a bit since then. The equation name
for the random effects standard deviation is now id1_1,
so you should use
constraint define 1 [id1_1]i1=1
The best way to find out equation names is to use
the -trace- option in gllamm to get the
"General model information". You get something
like this:
***level 2 (id) equation(s):
(1 random effect(s))
lambdas for random effect 1
id1_1l: i2
standard deviation for random effect 1
id1_1 : i1
The bit before the colon is the equation name
and the bit after is the column name.
You can also look at the equation and column names
of the parameter vector (shown in output with
the -trace- option), e.g.
diet: lns1: id1_1l: id1_1:
_cons _cons i2 i1
r1 .5512129 -.6977461 1.1 .5
Sophia
[email protected] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to use gllamm for multilevel Heckman selection model, but I am stuck which I have problem to specify the constraints;
I use command;
Constraint define 1 [id1]il=1 (as stated in the note by Sophia) but stata not recognise the variable id1.
Could anyone help me, I have note of stata user group meeting at Maastricht, but I could not understand how it work.
Azman Shahadan
Centre for applied statistics
Lancaster university
England.
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