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st: RE: RE: CIs for the ratio of two adjusted predictions after logistic?


From   "Nick Cox" <[email protected]>
To   <[email protected]>
Subject   st: RE: RE: CIs for the ratio of two adjusted predictions after logistic?
Date   Wed, 1 Aug 2007 17:04:53 +0100

I think in this the term 

_b[foreign] 

should be

_b[foreign] * foreign 

and that 

_b[foreignXmpg] * mpg

should be 

_b[foreignXmpg] * foreignXmpg

Nick 
[email protected] 

Maarten Buis
 
> --- Daniel Waxman wrote:
> > I have a logistic model with two terms (one continuous and 
> one dichotomous)
> > and an interaction term, and would like to calculate the 
> relative risks
> > (ratio of predicted probabilities) for the two possible 
> values of the
> > dichotomous variable, at each value of the continuous variable.  The
> > question is:  How do I construct confidence intervals for 
> this proportion?
> 
> The trick is to do the entire computation in one -predictnl- 
> command, and 
> than use the -se()- option, see the example below:
> 
> *---------- begin example ------------------
> sysuse auto, clear
> gen good = rep78 >3 if rep78 < .
> gen foreignXmpg = foreign*mpg
> logit good mpg foreign foreignXmpg
> 
> #delim ;
> local xb_for "_b[_cons] + _b[foreign] +
>               _b[mpg]*mpg + _b[foreignXmpg]*mpg" ;
> #delim cr
> 
> local xb_dom "_b[_cons] + _b[mpg]*mpg" 
> 
> predictnl rr = invlogit(`xb_for')/ /*
>             */ invlogit(`xb_dom'), se(se_rr)
> 
> gen ub = rr + 1.96*se_rr
> gen lb = rr - 1.96*se_rr
> 
> sort mpg
> twoway rarea ub lb mpg, astyle(ci) || /*
>     */ line rr mpg, clstyle(solid) /*
>     */ legend(order(2 1) /*
>           */  label(1 "95% confidence" "interval") /*
>           */  label(2 "risk ratio")) /*
>     */  yline(1)
> *----------- end example -------------------
> (For more on how to use examples I sent to the Statalist, see
> http://home.fsw.vu.nl/m.buis/stata/exampleFAQ.html )
> 
> Notice that interaction terms in -logit- (or any glm with a 
> link function other than the identity and I believe the log) 
> is a tricky issue, see for instance (Allison 1999).
> 
> Allison, Paul D. 1999. "Comparing Logit and Probit 
> Coefficients Across Groups." Sociological Methods & 
> Research 28(2):186-208.
> 

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