Steven Samuels wrote:
Michael: what happens if your command begins "mim: xi:"? Also, what
if you define your own indicators and skip -xi-?
The former isn't supported, and the latter gets the same error.
. // load data
. use q1imp, clear
(Survey Data with Contextual Variables Added)
. // variables of interest in original data
. tab q1opda stratanu if _mj==0, miss
PDA/Palm/Handheld |
Device (Office | Sampling Stratum
Management) | Urban Large Rur Small Rur Isolated | Total
------------------+--------------------------------------------+----------
No plan to use | 95 142 141 151 | 529
Plan to use later | 11 25 22 26 | 84
Plan to use soon | 11 13 14 11 | 49
Some of the time | 22 24 30 35 | 111
Most of the time | 20 28 26 34 | 108
. | 25 34 29 32 | 120
------------------+--------------------------------------------+----------
Total | 184 266 262 289 | 1,001
. // generate indicators
. qui tab stratanu, gen(strat)
. // mim with xi second
. mim: xi: mlogit q1opda i.stratanu
xi not supported after mim; run xi: mim: ... instead"
r(198);
. // mim with xi first
. xi: mim: mlogit q1opda i.stratanu
i.stratanu _Istratanu_1-4 (naturally coded; _Istratanu_1
omitted)
conformability error
r(503);
. // mim with indicators, without xi
. mim: mlogit q1opda strat2 strat3 strat4
conformability error
r(503);
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