Re: st: RE: Logistic Regression Mixed Models

["Bryan W. Griffin" <bwgriffin@GeorgiaSouthern.edu>]

Thanks for the replies. It certainly would be nice to see generalized 
linear mixed models in Stata 9 with various estimation methods, but my 
reading of Stata's web information version 9 suggests only linear models 
are available.



> From   Jhilbe@aol.com
> To   statalist@hsphsun2.harvard.edu
> Subject   Re: st: RE: Logistic Regression Mixed Models
> Date   Mon, 25 Apr 2005 14:53:14 EDT
>
> Stata 9 may well have this capability. Mixed  models is now a part of the
> package, among many other features.
> Joe  Hilbe
> =============================
> i don't know any commands in stata  that will give you the estimates you
> want (other than -gllamm- and  -xtlogit-).
>
> the HLM software package will give you PQL and Laplace  estimates for
> multilevel logistic models.  if you have HLM v. 6  installed on your
> machine, you can run HLM from within stata (v8+) using the  -hlm- command
> (downloadable from SSC by typing "ssc install hlm").
>
> i'm  pretty sure MlWin will give you MCMC estimates, though i've never
> used  it.
>
> sean.
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