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  • Conditional mixed process-with Random effects


    Hi all, I am using Cmp combined with random effects for my estimates
    Code:
    cmp(y= x1 x2 x3 ||id:) (x1=z1 z2 x2 x3|| id:) , ind ($cmp_oprobit $cmp_probit) cl(id)
    where x1=endogenous z1 and z2 instruments but I having difficulty interpreting the following coefficients
    Code:
    cut_1_1 = -2.5***
    cut_1_2 = 0.121
    lnsig_1_1 = -0.467***
    lnsig_1_1 = -0.165**
    atanhrho_1_12 = -0.283***
    atanhrho_12 = 0.265***
    thanks. ​​​​​​​

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    or if someone can recommend papers, notes so that I can understand something more

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Dayla Spassio View Post
      Hi all, I am using Cmp combined with random effects for my estimates
      Code:
      cmp(y= x1 x2 x3 ||id:) (x1=z1 z2 x2 x3|| id:) , ind ($cmp_oprobit $cmp_probit) cl(id)
      where x1=endogenous z1 and z2 instruments but I having difficulty interpreting the following coefficients
      Code:
      cut_1_1 = -2.5***
      cut_1_2 = 0.121
      lnsig_1_1 = -0.467***
      lnsig_1_2 = -0.165**
      atanhrho_1_12 = -0.283***
      atanhrho_12 = 0.265***
      thanks.
      There was a mistake.
      the parameter lnsig_1_2 is interpreted as the logarithmic transformation of the standard deviation for the errors in the first and second equation? whilelnsig_1_1 this indicates the standard deviation of the errors in the first equation ?

      I cannot understand what the numbers refer to (e.g. 1_1 or 1_12)
      please can someone help me?

      thanks



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