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st: HLM vs. Stata for multilevel modeling
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Rosie Chen <[email protected]>
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st: HLM vs. Stata for multilevel modeling
Date
Mon, 12 Apr 2010 06:45:00 -0700 (PDT)
Dear all,
Do you know if any reference has compared the use of HLMand Stata for multilevel modeling? I have been using HLM software for
multilevel analysis, but it seems to me that Stata has more functions than HLM (e.g., calculating predicted probability). I wonder what are
the advantages and disadvantages of using HLM compared with Stata in multilevel modeling?
In addition, one of my studies will utilize discrete-time multilevel analysis method (a combination of survival analysis and multilevel modeling), so how do these two software compare in terms of accommodating this analytic method? I will consider earning to use Stata for such an analysis if Stata is good for this purpose.
Any thoughts and suggestions are appreciated. Thank you very much!!
Rosie
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