Richard,
Thanks very much.
Erasmo
On 8/13/07, Richard Williams <[email protected]> wrote:
> At 11:02 AM 8/13/2007, Erasmo Giambona wrote:
> >Dear Olga and Richard,
> >Thanks for your help. One is is still unclear to me. I get
> >unrestricted coefficients which are statistically different and also
> >much different in size (from the restricted ones) but with very
> >similar R2. Would that mean that although the coefficients appear
> >different for the two models, they are statistically
> >indistringuishable from each other?
> >Thanks,
> >Erasmo
>
> No. In the unconstrained model, you should be seeing that, compared
> to the constrained model, one effect is larger in magnitude while the
> other is smaller. You're getting similar R^2 values but you are
> getting them in different ways.
>
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