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Re: st: Hierarchical Regression
At 05:53 PM 2/14/2006, Kyle Girten wrote:
I was curious if the "Hireg" command was truly for a hierarchical
regression model, where strength is borrowed from the 1st model within
the second model. I was under the impression from doing web searches
on Hireg that this command simply yields two distinct regression
models, and the only utility is for convenient comparison of
f-statistics.
Am I off on this? Anyone know of a work-around?
I believe that is a pretty accurate description of -hireg-, and also
of the new Stata 9 prefix command that was inspired by it,
-nestreg-. I am not clear on what it is you want instead so I'm
afraid I can't add to that. (Are you maybe talking about
hierarchical linear modeling, where, say, you have students nested
within classrooms nested within school districts, or something like that?)
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