Dear all stata users,
I’m wondering if it is possible to compare the estimates obtained in mixed logit models, estimated from 2 different subsample.
I will try to explain in more details
I have data from a stated choice experiment with 162 individuals who answered from 5 sets of situations each.
Each set of situation requires from individuals to choose between a contract A, a contract B or the reference contract.
In each contract, there are 3 attributes : price, duration and loss. The level of attributes vary across contract.
I would like to know if choices made by individuals who experience strong risk aversion differ from choices made by individuals who experience small risk aversion.
I have conducted mixlogit regressions, one for each subsample (strong risk averse subjects and small risk averse subjects). To do so, I have used the User-written command mixlogit to fit mixed logit models (Hole, 2007). I have used ssc install mixlogit- to install -mixlogit
I get estimates for each subsample and I would like to know if it is possible to compare the estimates I have obtained in the two subsamples. For instance the estimate for the price variable obtained in the regression conducted for high risk averse subject and the one obtained for the pool of subjects who have a small risk aversion; the same for the coefficient for the length of the contract ….
I hope someone could help me,
Thanks
Aurélie
I’m wondering if it is possible to compare the estimates obtained in mixed logit models, estimated from 2 different subsample.
I will try to explain in more details
I have data from a stated choice experiment with 162 individuals who answered from 5 sets of situations each.
Each set of situation requires from individuals to choose between a contract A, a contract B or the reference contract.
In each contract, there are 3 attributes : price, duration and loss. The level of attributes vary across contract.
I would like to know if choices made by individuals who experience strong risk aversion differ from choices made by individuals who experience small risk aversion.
I have conducted mixlogit regressions, one for each subsample (strong risk averse subjects and small risk averse subjects). To do so, I have used the User-written command mixlogit to fit mixed logit models (Hole, 2007). I have used ssc install mixlogit- to install -mixlogit
I get estimates for each subsample and I would like to know if it is possible to compare the estimates I have obtained in the two subsamples. For instance the estimate for the price variable obtained in the regression conducted for high risk averse subject and the one obtained for the pool of subjects who have a small risk aversion; the same for the coefficient for the length of the contract ….
I hope someone could help me,
Thanks
Aurélie
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