Define an autocorrelation in some meaningful way for Poisson
regression, and we'll see whether that's testable. I can think of at
least three various flavors, but I'd like to see which one is making
sense in your particular application.
On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 5:52 PM, Antonio Silva <[email protected]> wrote:
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> I am doing a Poisson regression analysis on event count data (my dependent variable is number of events per year) for a 40 year period. I am no methods maven, and I wonder: How should I test for autocorrelation? Is autocorrelation even an issue in Poisson regression? If so, does Stata have a test for it?
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> Thanks.
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> A. Silva
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