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From   "Herve STOLOWY" <[email protected]>
To   <[email protected]>
Subject   st: Multicollinearity and logit
Date   Tue, 18 Mar 2008 13:37:21 +0100

Dear Statalisters:

I have a question concerning multicollinearity in a logit regression.

How could I check multicollinearity? I tried several things.

- Correlation matrix: several independent variables are correlated.

- Logit regression followed by -vif, uncentered-.  I get high VIFs
(maximum = 10), making me think about a high correlation.

- OLS regression of the same model (not my primary model, but just to
see what happens) followed by -vif-: I get very low VIFs (maximum = 2).

- -collin- (type findit collin) with the independent variables: I get
very low VIFs (maximum = 2).

What is better? I am puzzled with the -vif, uncentered- after the logit
which returns very high VIFs.

Best regards

Herve Stolowy

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