I'm using the eaalogit command by A. R. Hole ("A discrete choice model with endogenous attribute attendance", Economics Letters 110 (2011) 203–205) that estimates a discrete choice model in which the decision to consider an attribute in the choice process is modelled endogenously.
In the corresponding help file, the author provides a very practical method to retrieve the probability that a given attribute was (not) attended by repondents by the means of the following command after the estimation (probability of attribute non-attendance for attribute contract):
However, all examples available assume that the model is specified without any variable in the zvars() option, meaning that no variable is indicated to model the non-attendance pattern.
I would like to retrieve the probability of non attendance as in the nlcom command above when one or more variables are specified in the zvars() option.
Thanks for your suggestions
In the corresponding help file, the author provides a very practical method to retrieve the probability that a given attribute was (not) attended by repondents by the means of the following command after the estimation (probability of attribute non-attendance for attribute contract):
Code:
nlcom (ANA_contract: invlogit(-[Gamma1]_cons))
I would like to retrieve the probability of non attendance as in the nlcom command above when one or more variables are specified in the zvars() option.
Thanks for your suggestions
